Strategic Focus: Using Digital Twins For Next-Gen Energy Management And Maintenance
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Executive Summary
Digital twins are transforming the way facilities are operated and managed. This novel technology is unlocking multiple benefits for building management, facilitating energy optimization, predictive maintenance and cost savings. This report provides real estate and facilities management executives with insights into the leading applications of digital twins for building operations and the added value of this technology beyond the conventional software used for energy and maintenance. It explores practical digital twin implementation scenarios and future perspectives on this evolving technology. Facilities managers (FMs) can leverage this report to learn from the successes achieved by other firms in energy and maintenance management through the use of digital twins, as well as to inform their own digital twin initiatives, and to craft a persuasive case for investment presentation to the C-Suite.
Table of contents
Digital twins represent a leap forward in optimizing building operationsEnergy management and maintenance use cases lead the charge in smart building digital twins
Digital twins provide an extra layer of value beyond the conventional software used for energy and maintenance
Facilities managers are using digital twins to optimize energy consumption and streamline maintenance in practical implementations
Managed services, GenAI and integration of the external built environment will influence the trajectory of digital twins
Table of figures
Figure 1. Technology innovations are set to revolutionize the automation of building energy and maintenance managementFigure 2. Digital twins bring an extra dimension of value beyond standard software employed for energy and maintenance purposes
Figure 3. Executives expect their use of service providers to dramatically increase for energy and maintenance-related activities
Organisations mentioned
75F, Arup, AtkinsRéalis, Autodesk, Bentley Systems, Cardiff University, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Cohesion, Dassault Systèmes, Dublin City Council, Eptura, Great Portland Estates (GPE), Heriot-Watt University, Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES), JFC & Associates, KBC Group, Matterport, Optimise AI, Rennes Métropole, Repsol, Schneider Electric, Sidara, Siemens, The Hague City Hall, Twinview, University of Iowa, VINCI Facilities, Warrington Borough Council, WillowAbout the authors
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