What Could Digital Twins Mean for Your Business - Sean Rafter

In this episode of BPP TechSphere, host Idris Fabiyi sits down with Sean Rafter, Head of Curriculum for Data and AI at BPP, to demystify one of the most powerful and misunderstood technologies on the horizon. Sean, a self-confessed sci-fi and science fan, explains the real-world applications of creating a living, breathing digital version of a physical object.In this episode, you will learn:A simple, clear definition of what a digital twin actually is and how it's used to test and innovate. The fascinating reasons that inspired Sean to author a white paper on the topic, from a love of the Netflix series Altered Carbon to professional "horizon scanning" for the skills of the future. Real-world examples of how digital twins are already being used by companies like Airbus to test jet engines and by planners to model the future of entire cities.Tune in to move past the buzzwords and understand the remarkable impact of digital twin technology.Read Sean's article on Digital Twins here: Digital Twins Follow him on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-rafter/If today's discussion has inspired you to expand your own knowledge and you would like some inspiration for your next career move, the BPP Group is here to help. From apprenticeships and degrees to professional qualifications, there's a pathway ready for you.To find out more and to see our full range of programmes, please visit our website at: www.bpp.com .#DigitalTwins #EmergingTech #SmartCities #AviationTech #UrbanPlanning #SimulationTechnology #TechLeadership #EdTech #FutureSkills #STEMEducationI'm Idris Fabiyi, Head of Technology and Innovation at BPP University, Estio Training, Firebrand Training & host of the TechSphere podcast. I'm on a mission to demystify complex technology and make it accessible for businesses and learners. Follow me on LinkedIn: Idris Fabiyi My Medium.com profile: Read my Articles Get in Touch: [email protected]

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