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MASTERING BUSINESS AGILITY WITH VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE

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When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, it quickly overwhelmed the ability of most businesses to manage the massive disruption of workforces, supply chains, consumption and logistics. The only businesses agile enough to emerge unscathed? Those with advanced virtual-experience strategies. Compass examines why business agility is so critical and what companies should be doing now – before the next wave of disruption arrives.

A word from our CEO

Disruption is greatly a matter of vision. This makes virtual twin experiences even more valuable today. Why? Because they provide you with new eyes to observe reality. Real-world evidence is about collecting data, precious information, which can be represented in the virtual twin experience. For businesses to fully understand real-world evidence, they must be able […]

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Image © Jonathan Alcorn / Bloomberg via Getty Images

Quick thinking

How a pandemic taught the world to value business agility

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The Dassault Systèmes view: Pascal Daloz

COO and CFO

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Sanofi scientists in Meriden, Connecticut, work on developing a potential vaccine for COVID-19, one of the many critical onsite activities supported by Sanofi’s remote workforce during the pandemic. Sanofi executives point to the global pharmaceutical company’s fast, smooth transition to a cloud-enabled, work-from-home model for 70% of its employees as one of the benefits of its digital transformation. (Image © Sanofi)

Recovering with resilience

In the face of a pandemic, virtual experience proves critical to life-sciences operations

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Image: CenterLine (Windsor) Limited, a Canadian industrial automation process and
technology company, uses the virtual twins of the assembly lines it builds for
customers to verify robot movements and optimize its use of shop floor space, material
flow and ergonomic safety. (Image © CenterLine (Windsor) Limited)

Agility in a crisis

Manufacturers equipped with virtual-experience technologies stepped into the COVID-19 supply gap

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In this interactive 3D virtual twin of a city, created by international architecture and engineering firm Arup Group, the colored balloons represent different types of studies completed or being conducted by city departments. Each balloon links to information for its study. (Image © Arup Group)

Responsive government

Virtual twins help cities respond quickly to unexpected situations

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The Voice of Experience: Sharon DeVivo

President, Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology

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Expert Opinion: Aron Cramer

President and CEO, BSR

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