The Last Un-Digitised Asset

IT and OT convergence on programmes measured in billions

Enterprise IT has been digitised for thirty years.

The physical estate, track, plant, buildings, vehicles, the things that actually deliver the service, largely has not. Richard defined the IT and OT digital strategy for a €15BN greenfield high-speed rail programme spanning three countries and a decade-long build-out.

This talk is about what happens when those two worlds are architected as one system rather than two.


Audience Key Takeaways

  • Why IT/OT convergence fails as an integration project and succeeds as an architecture decision

  • How to sequence a decade-long transformation so each horizon is independently valuable

  • What operational data is worth once it is treated as an enterprise asset rather than telemetry


Formats

45-minute Keynote | Workshop | Executive Briefing | Panel

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