Digital Twins: Driving growth and innovation

How can Digital Twins (DTw) accelerate digital transformation and growth in Australia?

Join the conversation and network with a community of DTw thought leaders, practitioners and researchers at Digital Twin, Driving growth and innovation: an afternoon of learning, networking and discussion.

Learn from industry, government, and academic experts as they present current DTw initiatives and future trends. Network with the Victorian DTw community as we envision the future.

Hosted by RMIT University and The Digital Twin Partnership with Professor Matt Duckham, Director of RMIT's Information in Society Enabling Impact Platform as Master of Ceremony.

The program will cover:

  • Expert talks from DTw thought leaders and practitioners, Alena Moison and Pascal Perez
  • Panel discussion and Q&A, featuring industry, government, and research experts
  • Networking afternoon tea

Our Speakers

Alena Moison - the Principal, Technology and Strategy for the Digital Twin Victoria (DTV) Program at the Department of Transport and Planning.

Alena Moison is the Principal, Technology and Strategy for the Digital Twin Victoria (DTV) Program at the Department of Transport and Planning. Alena is responsible for DTV's product roadmap.

Alena Moison - the Principal, Technology and Strategy for the Digital Twin Victoria (DTV) Program at the Department of Transport and Planning.

Pascal Perez (Professor)is the Director of the Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN). Pascal is a specialist of integrative infrastructure modelling and socio-technological transitions.

Agenda

1:30pm Arrival for networking tea and coffee

2:00pm Introduction to RMIT University DTw and DTP

2.15pm Expert Talks

2.35 pm Expert Panel Discussion: Digital Twins: Driving growth and innovation

3.05pm Concluding remarks

3.15pm Networking afternoon tea

4:00pm Event concludes

 

This event is being organised by RMIT University’s Information in Society Enabling Impact Platform in collaboration with The Digital Twin Partnership.

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