Whitepaper: The Human Side of the Digital Twin
How to deploy digital-first solutions to support connected workers and modern learners in high-reliability organizations with a focus on eliminating information-caused incidents in challenging environments
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Our latest whitepaper presents a new approach to enhance information management in high-reliability organizations, focusing on mitigating information-caused incidents, particularly in challenging environments, through digital-first solutions and knowledge management tools. It underscores the significance of the human aspect of the Digital Twin in improving operational safety and reliability, expediting the move to plant automation.
Unlock the importance of standardized, searchable, and context-rich digital content to aid workers in making informed decisions and attaining higher reliability across industrial processes.
Access our latest whitepaper to discover:
- The approach of deploying digital-first solutions to support connected workers and modern learners in high-reliability organizations
- The importance of implementing a digital content management system to continually measure and improve operational safety and reliability practices
- The need for a shift in managing and storing information in the digital age, emphasizing the value of truly digitized content with searchable contextual metadata to enable workers to access critical knowledge efficiently and support better decision-making
Read our latest whitepaper, 'The Human Side of the Digital Twin', here.
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