Digital Reflections - Digital Twins, Innovation, and Future Technology Podcast

In this new season we talk to inspiring humans, doing different things to address the challenges we face in modern society. IOTICS technology enables ecosystems of people, places and assets to interoperate with confidence through virtualisation. We help groups of organisations to achieve their collective goals of sustainability, impact and resilience by enabling them to share data and information securely and selectively across boundaries.Listen to the new series herehttps://open.acast.com/shows/644b9c840ace1300118efde5/episodeshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-iotics-podcast/id1685165962https://open.spotify.com/show/007WBE6VN56VLiNlRgH5o8https://music.amazon.com/es-ar/podcasts/6d1f5806-f32d-4715-bbf2-a48216b0ae65/the-iotics-podcast

How can we enchant and delight our lives using the Metaverse

This episode features the recent Smart Cities World webinar in association with IOTICS which saw some fascinating discussions around the topic of smart places.“How can we use data and technology to make our cities and places smart?” IOTICS brought together an amazing panel of experts to discuss this topic. Melissa Zanocco OBE is head of programmes for the Infrastructure Client Group. She discusses the importance of “Enabling people and nature to flourish together”. Molly Blatchley-Lewis, Global Cities, Transport & Infrastructure - Europe Lead for Accenture emphasised the importance of making data-driven decisions. IOTICS’ own Head of Engagement, Ali Nicholl, suggested cooperation could be the key to building smart, “enchanted” places in the natural and built environment.

Digital Reflections is back for another season. In this episode, Lindsey discusses innovating at scale with leaders in the digital transformation space. With expertise from Mark as a strategic advisor for Mott MacDonald, he discusses the complexities of understanding systematic issues such as climate change and solving them at scale. Giuliano shares his experience as an innovation manager alongside founding member of IOTICS, Ali Nicholl. They discuss how to turn the tide when it comes to old fashioned ways of thinking when it comes to leadership and how to make changes that have the potential to transform the way we innovate.

Tom Henderson, Program Manager at techUK, discusses the evolution of digital twins and their impact on smart cities. Topics include interdisciplinary collaboration, skill development, the internet's evolution, human-machine interaction, and healthcare advancements.

Sean Gigremosa discusses the potential of digital twins and customer-driven adoption. Topics include COVID-19 driving digital transformation, interconnected ecosystems for digital twins, AI and autonomous vehicles, fusion of reality and virtuality, remote work culture shift, energy and transportation trends, and embracing change for personal and organizational growth.

There are many types of digital twins - Jonathan Eyre of AMRC joins us to talk about how AMRC defines digital twins and discusses digital twins as a methodology for businesses. We also touch on liquid machine learning and challenges of technology in 2030.