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March 26 | Approach

Tomorrowspace White Paper


The digital twin has a definition problem. The term means something different to nearly everyone who uses it, and the confusion is holding the industry back. Vendors push enterprise platforms that require massive upfront investment. Clients hesitate because the entry cost is too high and the value too distant. Meanwhile, the phases where digital twins could deliver the most impact - design, stakeholder alignment, early decision-making are ignored entirely. We wrote this white paper to propose a different approach.


The paper introduces the concept of the 'Agile Twin': a Spatial digital twin designed to be useful across every phase of an asset's lifecycle, deployed in modular increments aligned to business outcomes rather than delivered as a single, comprehensive platform. It covers three core principles:

- Start at concept, not at handover. 

- The most consequential decisions on any project happen during design.

- Build in modules, not monoliths.

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A Practical Guide to Digital Twins in Practice



The biggest misconception about digital twins is that they require a massive technical overhaul from day one. They don't. Here are seven practical steps for practices ready to begin…



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