Author
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- Ahmed H. Salem
(Nile University, Engineering and Applied Science School, Industrial Engineering Program)
- Mohamed F. Aly
(The American University in Cairo, School of Science and Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering)
- Khloud M. Mansour
(The American University in Cairo, School of Science and Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering)
- Yara H. ElKassaby
(Nile University, Engineering and Applied Science School, Industrial Engineering Program)
- Fatma Khedr
(Nile University, Engineering and Applied Science School, Industrial Engineering Program)
- Tarek M. Khalil
(Nile University, Engineering and Applied Science School, Industrial Engineering Program)
Abstract
The digital revolution is significantly interfering with everything all over the world. Successful industrial and business ecosystems aim to deploy Digital T’s concepts through their entire system boundaries. Digital T’s concept is formed with 4 digital trending terminologies starting with “T”: Digital Threading, Digital Twining, Digital Technologies, and Digital Transformation. Deploying and implementing these Digital T’s through the industry and business ecosystems leads to reaching the peaks of both operational and organizational excellence goals. For any industrial or business ecosystem there are three major components: Product, Engineering, and Operations. The successful digital integration of those three components using Digital T’s practices positions the industrial and the business ecosystem at the top of the world X.0 map. Therefore, this study aims to develop a roadmap for deploying the Digital T’s concepts for different industrial and business ecosystems. This roadmap identifies the areas of implementing Digital T’s in all industrial components. Also, it addresses the potential cross-function integrations through the industrial components.
Suggested Citation
Ahmed H. Salem & Mohamed F. Aly & Khloud M. Mansour & Yara H. ElKassaby & Fatma Khedr & Tarek M. Khalil, 2026.
"A Roadmap for Deploying Digital T’s in Industrial Systems’ Components in the World of X.0,"
Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics,,
Springer.
Handle:
RePEc:spr:prbchp:978-3-032-23124-6_27
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-23124-6_27
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