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Spimes and Digital Twins
Spimes are the next generation digital twins During the times of NASA’s Apollo space program, any thing that was sent to space had an exact physical
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November 7, 2016
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Spimes are the next generation digital twins During the times of NASA’s Apollo space program, any thing that was sent to space had an exact physical
::: nBlog ::: Recently, I was privileged to be given a tour of the entire headquarters of Zara, in La Coruna, Spain, with my Spanish country
::: nBlog ::: Nearly 20 years ago when I was working for the pulp and paper industry, I invited an enthusiastic salesman from a reputable
::: nBlog ::: Last month I spent a couple of days in Washington DC, mostly in a conference room called Eisenhower – with his pictures
::: nBlog ::: “In from three to eight years, we will have a machine with the general intelligence of an average human being. I mean a
::: nBlog ::: As the IoT market evolves, we are seeing a wave of startups and legacy companies tuning their marketing messages in order to grab
::: nBlog ::: In my professional life since 1986 I’ve always been in a privileged position what comes to being able to closely observe people, processes,
::: nBlog ::: Internet of Things, Industrial Internet and ultimately spimes are usually linked to startups, telecoms and a few established conglomerates. Now that the
::: nBlog ::: While elaborating spimes in the IEEE CQR conference a couple of weeks ago, one of the venerable scientists in the audience asked
::: nBlog ::: We’ve recently sharpened our project management, helpdesk, coding and documentation processes, both internally and externally, using modern tools such as Jira and