prostep ivip web seminars

The prostep ivip web seminars offer our members and interested parties the opportunity to get to know the various association groups better and to find out about the respective results and possible applications.

Exclusive Insights – Free and Available Anytime

The prostep ivip project groups are opening their doors: In informative web seminars, prostep ivip experts present their latest work results and provide you with profound insights into forward-looking topics in digital product creation.

Your Benefits at a Glance:

Benefit from consolidated expert knowledge across various industries and receive practical solution approaches that can be immediately applied to your daily business operations. Get to know the project group representatives personally and engage in direct dialogue at any time – whether for individual inquiries or in-depth discussions.

The web seminars are available to you free of charge and without time restrictions. You decide when and where you wish to inform yourself – flexibly, without obligation, and at your own pace. Gain a comprehensive overview of the diverse project groups and their innovative work without entering into any commitments.

Seize this unique opportunity to network with industry thought leaders and acquire valuable insights for your own projects.

We look forward to engaging with you – please don't hesitate to contact us!

 

Contact for Questions About Our Project Groups
Do you have questions about our project groups or are you interested in participating? Would you like to know which project group is the ideal fit for your organization?
Nora Tazir (nora.tazir@prostep.org), Program Manager at prostep ivip, is pleased to advise you and will work with you to identify the most suitable participation opportunity.

Contact for web seminars
Sarah Giese will be happy to answer any questions you may have about our recorded web seminars. As your central contact person, she will support you with all matters relating to these on-demand events.

Sarah Giese
E-Mail: sarah.giese@prostep.org

Web Seminar Collaborative Digital Twins (CDT)

The project group Collaborative Digital Twins is the home for and bundles the relevant discussions within prostep ivip about Digital Twins from methodological, technical and legal perspectives. The CDT project group brings together expertise in engineering, IT architectures and collaboration methods from industrial users, service providers, academia and implementers.

For the collaborative usage of digital twins, we derived requirements, formulated concrete use cases from participating companies, and drove the development of necessary technologies in a common demonstrator through the DT Implementors Laboratory. This specifically includes the discussion and alignment on collaboration methods, necessary change processes (brownfield), standards, and interfaces.

In this webinar we will show how state-of-the-art IT architecture concepts can be applied to enable companies to seamlessly collaborate based on digital twins. We demonstrate our results based on the implementation of cross-company requirements data exchange between three partners using different requirements engineering tools. The project was officially closed with the publication of a recommendation at the end of 2025. The project results lay the foundation for the follow-up project "Live Collaboration in Engineering" (LCE).

The webinar will cover the following topics:

  1. Closure of the project group CDT
  2. IT Architectures for Collaborative Digital Twins
  3. Demonstrator of the CDT Implementors Lab


Speaker:
Dr. Sebastian Schweigert-Recksiek, :em engineering methods AG
Team Lead for Digital Twin Architectures and coordinator of the CDT project group since its inception.

Who is this webinar for?
The seminar is aimed at engineers, managers and digital twin enthusiasts from all types of companies.

What will you take away from this webinar?
An overview of state-of-the-art IT architectures for collaborative development of digital twins

Best practices for collaborative creation of digital twins
An outlook on the future of digital, collaborative product development