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The digital approach to organizational effectiveness

How leaders can use digital twin technology to optimize their company’s health. For more insights, see www.pwc.com/digitaltwin.

November 18, 2019

Illustration by Miguel Montaner

Illustration by Miguel Montaner

Illustration by Miguel Montaner

Illustration by Miguel Montaner

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