Your Enterprise, Live — Enterprise Digital Twins in Practice

Your Enterprise, Live — Enterprise Digital Twins in Practice

What did we earn yesterday? Who is free next month? Where will revenue land at quarter end if nothing changes? In this free, 1-hour live session we show a working enterprise digital twin of a professional services firm that answers these questions — from data the firm already has.

In many firms, each answer lives somewhere different. Last month's numbers are in a finance report. Who is working on what is in the time-tracking tool. Skills are in a spreadsheet, or in the heads of a few senior people. And the forecast is a slide deck, built by hand and out of date by the next partner meeting.

An enterprise digital twin brings them together: a live picture of how your business actually runs — what has happened, what is happening right now, and where it is heading — in one place, with AI you can ask questions in your own words.

What you'll see

A live twin of a professional services firm: its people, their skills, the projects they are on and the revenue they generate, updated daily from Jira and Tempo.

• The present — who is on which project, the revenue each project generates, and where capacity is tight. Today, not at the end of the month.
• The past — how utilisation and revenue have developed over the past months, reconstructed from the booked hours. No manual reporting.
• The future — where revenue lands at the current pace and where skills will run short. Then the what-ifs, chosen by the audience: a project ends early, a proposal comes in, a key person is away for a month.
• AI you can check — ask "which skills are fully booked in December?" and get an answer you can trace back to the people, projects and hours behind it.

Not a mock-up

The twin is modelled on transentis itself: our master data lives in it, and we run our own firm on its dashboards. For the session we swap in test data — the real structure and the real workflow, just not our real numbers. We built it in Metapad, our AI-powered platform for enterprise digital twins.

Agenda

• 5 min — What an enterprise digital twin is, and how it differs from a dashboard or a forecast spreadsheet.
• 10 min — What sits underneath. A short look at how people, skills, projects and bookings connect — enough to see why you can trust the answers.
• 15 min — The present and the past, live. Who is on what, revenue per project, where capacity is tight — and how we got here.
• 15 min — Into the future. We run the twin forward and play out the what-ifs you choose. One change, one run, one look at what moved.
• 15 min — Q&A. Your questions — and what it would take to build a twin of your own firm.

Who it's for

• Managing partners, owners, COOs and practice leads of professional services firms — consultancies, IT service providers, engineering firms, agencies — who want revenue, capacity and skills in one picture instead of three reports.
• Senior leaders responsible for how an enterprise runs or changes, who want a live view of the business rather than last quarter's slide deck.

What you'll take away

• A concrete picture of what an enterprise digital twin can do for a firm like yours — answers on demand instead of monthly reports.
• A sense of how far ahead you can look: a forecast calibrated against your own history is much harder to wave away than a spreadsheet of assumptions.
• A first idea of what a twin of your own firm would need — which data you already have (often more than you think), and which questions it could answer.

Practical

• Duration: 1 hour
• Format: Virtual (Zoom — link sent on registration)
• Cost: Free
• Dates:
  • English — Wednesday, 18 November 2026, 16:00 CET
• What to bring: the question you would ask your own business if it could answer. We will take suggestions from the audience and put them to the twin live.

Your Host

Dr. Oliver Grasl — Founder & Managing Partner at transentis

Oliver has spent over 25 years in enterprise transformation, bringing business engineering, operations research and analytics to bear on how enterprises actually run. He is the architect of Metapad.

His passion is building digital twins that bring human intelligence and machine intelligence together — computational knowledge graphs that turn complexity into clarity and make change steerable.