Business Transformation: Foundtech and Its Commitment to Digital Twins

Recently, El Gobierno Digital featured Foundtech in one of its articles. We share with you the pride and excitement this represents for our team.

The article in question addressed the topic of digital twins; a disruptive technology that is transforming the way companies operate, with digital twins emerging as a key trend in this revolution.

According to a Gartner report, it is estimated that by 2025, 75% of industrial companies that invest in the Internet of Things (IoT) will be using digital twins in their operations. This prediction underscores the growing importance of this technology in improving processes.

Manuel Seañez, partner and general manager at Foundtech, shared his experience and knowledge about digital twins. He explained to us that these are a virtual representation that encompasses all the properties of the elements, from areas and volumes to materials and trajectories. This comprehensive representation makes it possible to predict scenarios and behaviors, thereby improving process planning and reducing both operating times and costs.

The usefulness of digital twins does not stop there. According to Seañez, these tools have the potential to inject dynamism and growth into companies by identifying safety risks, forecasting the performance of equipment and systems, and effectively scheduling the maintenance and repair of facilities. A GE Digital report backs this up, stating that the use of digital twins can reduce machinery downtime by up to 50%.

In the Mexican context, although the penetration of digital twins is still low compared to other countries, it is encouraging to see how more and more Mexican companies are adopting this innovative tool in their operations.

The article also highlights that, according to a Capgemini report, digital twins can improve product quality by 25%. This, together with the ability to collect and analyze data more effectively, gives companies a significant competitive advantage in their respective sectors.

In conclusion, it is clear that the use of digital twins is a key tool for business development in the digital age. They not only make it possible to anticipate scenarios and improve processes, but also offer the opportunity to reduce costs and gain competitive advantages. We are excited to be mentioned by El Gobierno Digital and we will continue working hard to drive the adoption of this innovative technology in today’s business landscape. The digital future awaits us!

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