Mark Enzer OBE

Global CTO, Mott MacDonald, and Head National Digital Twin Programme, Centre for Digital Built Britain - UK

Mark is a keen champion of innovation in the context of collaborative delivery models and he is particularly interested in the transformation of the infrastructure industry, including: systems-thinking, digital transformation, connected digital twins, data infrastructure, low-carbon sustainable solutions and the circular economy in the built environment.

As the Head of the NDTp, Mark is contributing to the leadership of this ambitious programme to enable an ecosystem of connected digital twins across the built environment.

Takes part in

Digital Built World SummitView Full Event
11:25 - 12:05
Roundtable 6: Twins add value to assets – fact or fiction?
By Mitch Medway Regional Digital Lead, Arcadis
11:25 - 12:05
Roundtable 5: Data and decisions: Building the business case for a digital twin
16:00 - 16:00
Roundtable 1: Building the asset information model to support the adoption of a digital twin
17:30 - 17:30
EXPERT BRIEFING ASIA: The digital brief – Ensuring effective agreement on the data gathering, data sharing and project controls
Digital twins require a greater focus on data quality between project partners. The larger vision is that improved data quality for a digital twin creates more certainty for the recommendations or changes it provides to improve the construction or operation of a built asset. In this session, we discuss how partners should manage the data.
16:20 - 16:20
Chair's Close and End of Summit
16:50 - 17:30
Panel discussion – Industry 4.0 sandboxes and the future of digital twins
For our last panel we reflect upon where the digital twin strategy will take us based upon promising R&D and stronger ESG regulations. We also consider the evolving needs of asset managers in twinning and automating complex business and social systems within buildings, cities and civil infrastructure.

Panellists include:
Anders Logg Professor of Computational Mathematics, Chalmers University of Technology and Director, Digital Twin Cities Centre - Sweden
Souvik Barat Principle Scientist, Tata Consultancy Services Research - India
Adam Davis Partner Design Systems Analyst, Foster and Partners - United Kingdom
Ibrahim Atta-Apau Director, Digital Twin Lead, Atkins Acuity - UAE
Moderated by:
Andrew Harris Director Technical Futures & Engineering Excellence, Laing O'Rourke
16:00 - 16:20
The future of commercial property – Inside the smart building transformation
Twinview is a browser-based Digital Twin platform for the property sector connecting building systems’ data to a 3D model viewed on a single dashboard. Earlier this year Twinview integrated with Great Portland Estates The Hickman – creating the most intelligent building in the world. We hear from the implementer and the client.
BUILDING THE FUTURE
15:40 - 16:00
Using a digital twin to manage a large university campus portfolio
By Ulf Däversjö Director of Innovation and Sustainable Development, Akademiska Hus - Sweden
Akademiska Hus is one of Sweden’s largest real estate companies. They build, develop and manage education assets located in places all over Sweden. Within their assets, 300,000 people study, research and work every day. They also use a digital twin to optimize the performance of their assets.
15:50 - 16:10
Building a digital twin for the Auckland City Rail Link and the asset management objectives
City Rail Link is the largest transport infrastructure project New Zealand has ever attempted, the first metro project the country has ever done, and with the most onerous mandated digital deliverables a New Zealand project has ever had.
15:30 - 15:50
Developing a digital twin for the design and construction of Sydney’s new international airport
The Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport terminal is a transformational infrastructure project of national significance, driving economic growth and providing thousands of job opportunities for the people of Western Sydney, while supporting Sydney’s growing aviation needs. We consider the advantages of using a twin and how it might also be used by the owners.
TWINNING CASE STUDIES
15:00 - 15:40
Networking Break & Showcase Viewing 
13:50 - 14:40
Panel discussion – Digital twin user experiences to improve asset performance
As the concept of a digital twin becomes clearer, the focus is shifting from exploring the technology to focusing on how to capture value from it across the asset lifecycle.

Panellists include:
Col Ussher Head of Asset Transformation, Essential Energy
Jackie Frost Asset Management Manager, Moreton Bay Regional Council
Evan Quick Principal Engineer, Digital Engineering, Rail Projects Victoria
Kudzai Mungate Principal Change & Innovation Consultant, Western Power
Bart Brink Digital Director, VK Architects & Engineers - Netherlands
Moderated by:
Hyma Vulpala Digital solutions lead, Tonkin + Taylor
14:40 - 15:00
Digital twin project outcomes for water utility asset managers
By Thomas Debruyne Head Of Digital Transformation - Asia Pacific, Veolia Water Technologies
Industry studies and a vast portfolio of pan-sector examples show us the benefits of twins for enhanced performance, optimised usage, better predictions and better decision-making. But, the question remains – how will it generate benefit for your organisation specifically? This twinning case study outlines the key outcomes to date for a global leader in water management. 
13:30 - 13:50
Victoria’s digital assets – the Digital Build Program
By Luke Belfield Victorian Chief Engineer, Office of Projects Victoria, Department of Treasury and Finance
Projects are increasingly using internationally leading technologies and workflows to improve project delivery. To ensure this adoption is consistent and value-adding, projects are implementing best practice standards and requirements to ensure the high quality information created throughout delivery is unlocked and managed effectively in the asset management phase. 
UNLOCKING ASSET VALUE
12:05 - 12:30
Fireside chat: Digital innovators share their experiences of digital twins
Panellists include:
Derek Feebrey Chief Executive Officer, Trendspek
Saibal D. Chowdhury CEO, Urbanetic - Singapore
Moderated by:
John Pozoglou Founder & CEO, FuturePlace
DIGITAL ASSET INNOVATORS
12:00 - 13:00
Networking Lunch & Showcase Viewing
11:00 - 23:30
Rotation 1: Twins add value to assets – fact or fiction?
10:55 - 11:25
Networking Break & Exhibition Viewing
09:05 - 09:45
Panel discussion – Innovation in the age of disruption - Bringing your business partner on the digital twin journey
The use of digital twins to inform decision making and reporting is a key competitive advantage. How do you advise partners, clients or colleagues to adopt this strategy to improve their management of asset information and their digital transformation requirements? What are their key objections towards the adoption of the strategy?

Panellists include:
Sam Harley Managing Principal, Digital Enablement, Aurecon
Theresa Wells Market Leader Digital APAC, GHD - New Zealand
John Turner CEO, Gafcon Digital Inc., and chair of the Infrastructure Working Group at the Digital Twin Consortium - USA
Moderated by:
Pieter Van Schalkwyk CEO, XMPro
09:45 - 10:10
Fireside chat: Transforming real-life spaces into immersive digital twin models
Digital twin technology enables transparency and comprehensive information about buildings and has helped industries like real estate, hospitality, construction, and insurance simplify how they work and connect with customers and vendors.
DIGITAL CULTURE SHOCK
09:00 - 09:30
EXPERT BRIEFING AUSTRALIA: The digital brief – Ensuring effective agreement on the data gathering, data sharing and project controls
Digital twins require a greater focus on data quality between project partners. The end vision is that improved data quality for a digital twin creates more certainty for the recommendations or changes it provides to improve the construction or operation of a built asset. In this session, we discuss how partners should manage the data.

Panellists include:
Andrew Curthoys Digital Relationship Manager, Information Managem, Chair, Australasian BIM Advisory Boardent & Technology, Cross River Rail
Josh Symonds APAC Data Leader, Advanced Digital Engineering, Arup
Angelo Fiumara Digital Asset Integration Manager, Essential Energy
Eric Bugeja Chairperson, buildingSMART Australasia, and Executive Member, Australasian BIM Advisory Board
Moderated by:
Jenny Tseng Principal Digital Advisory, Mott MacDonald
09:00 - 09:05
Chair’s welcome
By Cristina Savian CEO and Founder, BE-WISE
DIGITAL PARTNERSHIPS
17:30 - 17:30
Chair’s closing remarks & networking reception
16:50 - 17:30
Panel discussion – Digital twin transformation journeys – from a construction tool to a sustainable service platform and beyond
Behind the hype, and the data management challenges, digital twins offer real value to AECs and asset owners. In this panel, we explore what it means to use digital twins as a digital and business transformation strategy and what this new framework means for BIM practitioners.

Panellists include:
Raj Thampuran MD, Technology and Research, Surbana Jurong - Singapore
David McKee CEO, Slingshot and Co-Chair, Digital Twin Consortium - UK
Simon Evans Digital Twin Leader, Arup, and Chair of the Gemini Call at the National Digital Twin Programme - UK
Paul Mullett Group Director, Engineering & Technology, Robert Bird Group - UAE
William Harris Business Development Director - APAC, Asite
Moderated by:
Nicolas Waern CEO and Digital Twin Evangelist, WINNIIO - Sweden
16:30 - 16:50
Key lessons from the National Digital Twin Programme for the United Kingdom
By Mark Enzer OBE Global CTO, Mott MacDonald, and Head National Digital Twin Programme, Centre for Digital Built Britain - UK
The National Digital Twin programme (NDTp) is run by the Centre for Digital Built Britain, a partnership between the University of Cambridge and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.