
Anand Stephen

With 25 years of experience in engineering, software development, and sociology, Anand brings a unique perspective. He holds Professional Engineer licenses in New Jersey and California. His infrastructure design and digital delivery expertise spans diverse regulatory contexts in the US. Anand is instrumental in advancing various digital delivery and transformation strategic initiatives. He is a dedicated mentor of emerging technologies and related quality management systems. He leads multiple initiatives on artificial intelligence, including prototyping and assessing trustworthiness, bridging engineering and software development, driving innovation in digital transformation. In addition, Anand has made significant impacts through articles and conference presentations, including publishing in the Engineering News-Record (ENR). He firmly believes in leveraging technology to build a better planet for our fellow beings. You can contact Anand or follow him on LinkedIn at anand-stephen.
What to expect during the event
Data to Information- A Journey Powered by Digital Twins
The presentation "Data to Information- A Journey Powered by Digital Twins" emphasizes the critical role of civil engineers in transforming raw data into actionable information, which is essential for designing, constructing, and maintaining infrastructure that ensures public safety and well-being. It highlights the challenges engineers face, such as data accessibility and regional regulatory frameworks, and underscores the importance of professional licensure and ethical standards in managing this transformation responsibly. The presentation explains how engineers contextualize, organize, analyze, interpret, and validate data to make informed decisions. It also introduces Digital Twins as a powerful tool that integrates data from various sources, enhancing decision-making, predictive maintenance, and collaboration. By leveraging Digital Twins, engineers can access comprehensive and contextualized data, improving the efficiency and accuracy of their work. The presentation concludes by stressing the significance of readily available data and the professional responsibility of engineers to ensure the safety and reliability of infrastructure projects
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