Technology for sustainability: Digital optimisation

Progress in computing technology and engineering has catalysed substantial improvements in system analysis. Digital optimisation leverages these advances in systems to optimise existing processes, practices, operations, and business models.

By collecting data from assets, it enables us to make better decisions. Central to success is increasing the access that developing economies have to technologies and the knowledge base to use them.

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The Twin Transition 2.0

A practical framework to help leaders join digital and sustainability roadmaps

In the media

Digital twin technologies – shortening waiting lists and reducing inefficiencies

PA Consulting's Deepa Shukla and Ashley MacNaughton, healthcare experts, consider the use of Digital Twin Technologies to revolutionise healthcare.

Insight

Quantum computing: what is it, what can it do, and how will it evolve?

Quantum computing isn't a sci-fi dream. It's here and ready for businesses to experiment with. It's won't replace servers and laptops yet, but by testing quantum computers today, organisations can gain an advantage.

Worker inspecting tablets as they are put into packaging in pharmaceutical factory

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Taking a digital approach to advance cell and gene therapy

Digital harmonisation could transform the CGT industry – increasing speed to market and improving the patient experience

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In this collaborative video series with the UN Global Compact (UNGC), we aim to educate and empower viewers by showcasing how disruptive technologies can effectively drive impactful change towards achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.