The DT Hub launches Hub Insights ‘Live’ interview series

Interviews with DT Hub Community Co-Chairs Ali Nicholl, IOTICS, Melissa Zanocco, Infrastructure Client Group and Mark Enzer, Director, CDBB and Head of the National Digital Twin programme

As a new phase opens up for the Digital Twin Hub (DT Hub), we have relaunched our Hub Insights ‘Live’ series. 

The introduction of the Digital Twin Hub Community Council brings with it opportunities for DT Hub members to share experiences and get involved in shaping the direction of the Hub. Community Council Co-Chairs @Ali Nicholland @Melissa Zanocco outline their thoughts on a changing attitude to data sharing, the development of key projects such as the Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) which have grown out of DT Hub relationships, and how the Council will use its voice to help enable socio-technical change.

‘Learning by doing, progressing by sharing‘

In the third interview of this mini-series, @Mark Enzer, Director of CDBB and Head of the National Digital Twin programme, speaks about his passion for digital twins and connected digital twins, where it began for him, plus a look at the digital twin landscape and how co-ordination and collaboration will be key to taking the work forward.

Mark talks about the exciting opportunities that will result from the transition of the DT Hub to an industry/Catapult partnership hosted at the Connected Places Catapult, the influence of the Centre for Digital Built Britain and the National Digital Twin programme, and the importance of a future strategy for the DT Hub focused on its membership – bringing the industry together to develop the roadmap for an ecosystem of connected digital twins.

Watch the Hub Insights – New horizons videos here:

Sam Chorlton interviews Ali Nicholl

Tom Hughes interviews Melissa Zanocco

Tom Hughes interviews Mark Enzer