Promoted content: How data is vital to digital twinning

Smart use of data is at the heart of innovation at Babcock International Group, and this is particularly true when it comes to digital twinning technology, explains managing director for technology Jon Hall

The technology landscape is evolving at a rapid pace and at Babcock, we’re geared up for that journey.

Engineering is in our DNA and our USP is the application of deep engineering knowledge and technical authority to support our often complex, and critical, client needs. As such, I view it as part of everyone’s job to put technical innovation at the heart of their thinking.

In a business that spans 26 countries with over 30,000 employees our customers trust us to manage their assets, often in highly regulated and challenging environments. Increasingly, they are seeking our expertise in supporting them on their own evolving technology journey.

To help facilitate this changing landscape we have established a team of our own experts ranging across innovation, partnerships and research, digitally enabled asset management and of course, data and analytics.

Data and digital technology is already having a significant impact on our business and also on how we do business. Predictive maintenance is one key area where we are really beginning to understand the impact digital twinning can have in helping us be better informed when it comes to making these critical decisions.

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