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Platinum Sponsor
The 2022 New Zealand Digital Twin Summit will be hosted in Wellington on Thursday 7th July 2022. Policy makers, practitioners and academics will gather for a day of intensive dialogue and workshopping to set direction on building a thriving marketplace for this powerful data activation capability.
Programme
8.30am Registration
9.00am Welcome
9.10am Keynote talk
9.40am Panel discussion
10.30am Morning tea
11.00am Talk
11.20am Panel discussion
12.10pm Digital Twin Challenge update
12.30pm Lunch
13.30 Panel discussion
14.20pm Workshop session
15.30pm Afternoon tea
16.00pm Panel discussion
16.50pm Closing comments
The event is free for Local Government, discounted pricing for Other Public Sector, Universities and Not For Profits, and a Tertiary student offering.
If you are interested in viewing a Sponsorship Pack please email engagement@digitaltwinhub.org
Speaker information for 2022
GM Digital Architecture Auckland Transport
Director | Geospatial Research Institute
Programme Director - Digital Engineering | KiwiRail
Consulting Director - Asia Pacific | PCSG
CIO | Marlborough District Council
Professor - School of Engineering | University of Waikato
Digital Practice Leader | Aurecon
Building Innovation Partnership | University of Canterbury
Strategic Planning Manager | Wellington City Council
Data and Insights Manager | Taumata Arowai
Smart Cities Programme Manager | Christchurch City Council
Customer Relationship Manager | Property Data Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)
School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences | Victoria University of Wellington
Digital Assets & Engineering Lead GHD
NZ BD Manager | FrontierSI
Technical Manager Water NZ
Faculty of Engineering | University of Auckland
Geospatial Technical Lead | Environment Canterbury
SNAPSHOT: The 2021 NZ Digital Twin Summit
Digital Twin State of the Nation
In this opening session we asked the key question - "where is New Zealand at in terms of benefiting from Digital Twin action and investment"? Our panel of leading policy makers, practitioners and advocates reviewed the nation's journey since 2019.
Emerging Digital Twin Capability
This panel session comprised national government, Council, academic and private sector representation discussing the maturity of the market and how capability is being advanced.
The Australian New Zealand Digital Twin Blueprint
In this session we provided an update of the Digital Twin Blueprint, and how public sector, private sector and academia in New Zealand are working to implement best practice projects through the 2021 Digital Twin Challenge.
Digital Twin Futures
The final session for the day involved three (3) deep dives workshops around the themes of 'The Policy', 'The Commons' and 'The Enablers. These deep dives enabled dynamic dialogue in an effort to identify New Zealand's key priorities in building a thriving Digital Twin marketplace that delivers greater sustainability and prosperity for all.
The session speakers included: