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Digital twin for Advanced Service delivery systems: Opportunities and challenges

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Digital twin for Advanced Service delivery systems: Opportunities and challenges. / Schroeder, Andreas; Beltagui, Ahmad; Shi, Victor Guang et al.
2020. Paper presented at EurOMA Conference 2020, Warkwick, United Kingdom.

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Schroeder, A, Beltagui, A, Shi, VG, Kandemir, C, Omidvar, O, Yang, M, Hughes, R & Wasserbauer, R 2020, 'Digital twin for Advanced Service delivery systems: Opportunities and challenges', Paper presented at EurOMA Conference 2020, Warkwick, United Kingdom, 29/06/20 - 30/06/20. <https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/wmg/mediacentre/wmgevents/euroma2020/>

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Schroeder, A., Beltagui, A., Shi, V. G., Kandemir, C., Omidvar, O., Yang, M., Hughes, R., & Wasserbauer, R. (2020). Digital twin for Advanced Service delivery systems: Opportunities and challenges. Paper presented at EurOMA Conference 2020, Warkwick, United Kingdom. https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/wmg/mediacentre/wmgevents/euroma2020/

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Schroeder A, Beltagui A, Shi VG, Kandemir C, Omidvar O, Yang M et al.. Digital twin for Advanced Service delivery systems: Opportunities and challenges. 2020. Paper presented at EurOMA Conference 2020, Warkwick, United Kingdom.

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Schroeder, Andreas ; Beltagui, Ahmad ; Shi, Victor Guang et al. / Digital twin for Advanced Service delivery systems: Opportunities and challenges. Paper presented at EurOMA Conference 2020, Warkwick, United Kingdom.

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title = "Digital twin for Advanced Service delivery systems: Opportunities and challenges",
abstract = "Implementing an Advanced Services strategy may bring economic, social and environmental sustainability, but requires orchestration of a complex system of interdependent actors. Customers, suppliers, contractors and other intermediaries must be co-ordinated effectively for mutual benefit. Doing so requires appropriate data not only related to products, but also service delivery and (customers{\textquoteright}) use environment. This research proposes a Digital Twin approach to capturing and processing real-time data from each of these three levels, in order to orchestrate successful value creation.",
author = "Andreas Schroeder and Ahmad Beltagui and Shi, {Victor Guang} and Cansu Kandemir and Omid Omidvar and Miying Yang and Ruby Hughes and Raphael Wasserbauer",
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AU - Schroeder, Andreas

AU - Beltagui, Ahmad

AU - Shi, Victor Guang

AU - Kandemir, Cansu

AU - Omidvar, Omid

AU - Yang, Miying

AU - Hughes, Ruby

AU - Wasserbauer, Raphael

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