Digital Twin Fan Club Podcast

Jun 14 2024 54 ep. 42 mins 8
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We are the digital twin podcast.

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Henry Fenby-Taylor, this is your life.

Jun 14 2024 60 mins  
This time Henry is on the block to talk about his weird winding journey through life

The history and future of construction technology

May 31 2024 57 mins  
The history and future of construction technology by Digital Twin Fan Club

ChatGPT destroys the podcast ☠️

May 27 2024 32 mins  
Neil and Henry talk to the LLM flavour of the year, ChatGPT. Is this the end of podcasting by real people?

Construction Technology through the ages

May 17 2024 57 mins  
This week Henry takes Johnathan in his time machine to look at how construction has changed ... and not changed throughout the ages...

Construction Industry Reports... report

May 03 2024 63 mins  
Johnathan and Henry take a tour of the UK's construction industry reports and .... reports them to you.

Everything Is Stolen

Apr 19 2024 34 mins  
our ham fisted attempt to understand the difference between intellectual property and the public domain spills out into the streets. mass hysteria.

The Oblong

Apr 12 2024 32 mins  
Looks like Neom the Line is going to be a lot shorter, cue jokes in the industry

Why procurement sucks

Apr 05 2024 37 mins  
procurement for large projects sucks, can it unsuck?

Thoughts from an Airport

Mar 22 2024 28 mins  
We catch up with the original podcasting gang Neil and Henry to talk about technology transformation commoditisation, other things and Neil heading off to New Zealand to see his sister as he enjoys the delights of Heathrow Airport. Oh yeah and the book that Neil and Ian wrote gets discussed.

Making Mandates Meaningful & Manageable

Mar 15 2024 27 mins  
Henry & Johnathan talk about the new Information Management Mandate that is currently being explored in the UK and what it needs to do to effect change that will allow Digital Twins and Data to impact real decisions for real organisations on a daily basis. Or confuse them.