In manufacturing, the gap between product innovation and production execution is becoming harder to manage. Products are becoming more software-defined, production environments are becoming more data-intensive, and manufacturing leaders are under pressure to respond faster to changing market needs, customer feedback, quality expectations, and operational constraints. A product that performs well in development may face new challenges during scale-up. A process that looks efficient in planning may behave differently on the shop floor. A production system may struggle when asset performance, energy usage, workforce decisions, and scheduling priorities are not aligned.
For many manufacturers, the challenge is not simply improving efficiency. The challenge is building a connected manufacturing environment where product digital threads and production digital threads work together like a unified operating model. When engineering, PLM, production, quality, maintenance, and workforce data remain disconnected, manufacturers lose the ability to make faster, more informed, and more reliable decisions.
Digital Twins are helping manufacturing leaders close that gap.
By creating an intelligent digital representation of products, processes, equipment, and production environments, Digital Twins give organizations a more dynamic way to monitor, analyze, and improve performance. When combined with Digital Threads, PLM-based data, Physical AI-enabled Digital Twins, Edge AI, AI Agents, and Domain-Specific Language Models, they create a stronger foundation for connected manufacturing intelligence. These capabilities help manufacturers improve lab-to-plant transitions, support “Right First Time” Regulatory Submissions, reduce operational errors, accelerate issue resolution, preserve institutional knowledge, and create smarter feedback loops across the factory lifecycle.
Join Ron Kyslinger, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kyslinger Consulting International, Ashar Mairaj, Director of Marketing, Panasonic Industrial Devices Sales Company of America, and Deepak Mittal, Founder & CEO of NextGen Invent and Board Member of the CBS Alumni Club of New York, for a practical conversation on how Digital Twins, Digital Threads, and intelligent manufacturing technologies can help manufacturers move from reactive problem-solving to adaptive, performance-driven execution.
Join us for “Digital Twins in Manufacturing: Connecting Engineering Innovation to Production Performance” and explore how manufacturers can use Digital Twins, Digital Threads, AI Agents, Edge AI, and Closed-Loop Digital Twins to improve visibility, reduce operational risk, and strengthen production outcomes. In this executive-led session, the focus will be on practical use cases, business impact, and the manufacturing discipline needed to turn digital twin investments into measurable value. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of how connected product and production intelligence can improve operational performance, support “Right First Time” execution, enable smarter human-machine collaboration, and translate engineering innovation into sustainable manufacturing outcomes.
Deepak Mittal
Ron Kyslinger
Ashar Mairaj