Digital twins have evolved from their early roots in aerospace engineering to become a ‎cornerstone of modern industrial innovation. ‎

Explore this fascinating journey of digital twin technology — from its conceptual origins ‎and early applications to its current role in driving operational efficiency, predictive ‎insights, and real-time decision-making across industries in this presentation. ‎

You’ll also:‎
• Hear how organizations are leveraging digital twins today to simulate, monitor, and ‎optimize complex systems and assess whether they’re truly unlocking their full ‎potential. ‎
• Learn how AI and machine learning are reshaping the digital twin landscape, ‎enabling smarter, self-learning models that promise to revolutionize design, ‎manufacturing, and maintenance.‎

If you are interested in discovering the lessons learned, the challenges faced, and the ‎transformative possibilities that lie ahead as digital twins continue to evolve from static ‎models to intelligent, adaptive systems, then this session is for you.‎

There will be ample time for Q&A, so bring your questions!‎

Know someone who

would be interested in attending this session? Invite them! This ‎session is open to all.‎

About the Speaker

Christine Bush is a seasoned industrial professional with nearly 30 years of experience in ‎automation and systems integration. ‎

Christine began her career at AFG Industries in Spring Hill, KS, where she managed DCS ‎integration and maintained high-availability systems in a 24/7 manufacturing environment.‎

Her journey continued through systems integration roles with IBT and QSPEC Solutions, ‎where she specialized in pharmaceutical batching systems. ‎

Christine later joined Schneider Electric, where she has held leadership roles in ‎application engineering, engineering management, sales, and marketing. ‎

Today, she leads Schneider Electric’s Robotic Center of Excellence, driving innovation at ‎the intersection of robotics, automation, and digital transformation.‎

Sponsored by