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Welcome to the IBM Digital Twin Exchange! Now featuring digital twin downloads to manage connected assets. Dismiss
To browse and purchase content from the IBM Digital Twin Exchange you need an account. End users pay only for the cost of the digital twin resources. If you’d like to become a content provider and join the IBM Digital Twin Exchange Content Program there is a yearly subscription charge of $99. Click here to learn more.
Currently, an end user has to find or request digital twin content such as Bill of Materials from vendors separately. After receiving a Bill of Materials document in PDF format, the end user may then spend over 20 hours manually entering data into enterprise asset management solutions such as IBM Maximo Asset Management.
The IBM Digital Twin Exchange is a ecosystem for end users to easily search and access many different types of digital resources related to assets. Upon purchasing your digital twin, if the digital twin is compatible with IBM Maximo, an user may import digital twin into IBM Maximo (view demo here). Ultimately, end users would be able to save time, as well as better understand and optimize the performance of installed assets.
Your files are being imported into Maximo. Once your files have imported, you will be prompted to enter your encryption key.
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