Teresa Tung

Data products serve as a competitive advantage when they simplify how users across the enterprise and partners access and unlock value from data. What’s new is an emerging data mesh trend that offers a decentralized means of publishing and managing products so that different LoBs and partners can make different choices in technology, models, and SLAs—and still work together. Accenture, bp, and Schneider Electric share how adopting data products accelerates data value realization across their companies and with their partners.

Tapping into valuable data is a must for powering digital twins and AI, but trust is an issue. Many companies are still reluctant to move valuable operational data off premises—not just for costs, but due to security—making it hard to run analytics and discover insights. Of course, they are willing for the right use case, but the industry has been stuck trying to find these cases, while lacking the data to do so. Accenture and Schneider Electric share how new protections address customer concerns to enable increased data sharing and IP reuse.

Digital twin use is being recognized in virtually every major industry, and, when combined with AI is providing the means to automate at scale the management of big data and drive the decision-making process. Our panel of experts will explore use cases that illustrate how digital twins and innovations in AI are transforming industrial operations and creating additional business value.