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Bentley Systems Customers Utilize Digital Twins for the Win
Check out the list of articles below to learn how Bentley Systems customers are using digital twins to streamline company projects.

Also, learn about some of Bentley Systems digital twin resources like iModels, iTwin services and more in the below.
Features
Digital Twins for Flood Control -An Intro to Bentley OpenFlows FLOOD
Summary Compiled by ConnectPress
Learn about Bentley's digital twin solutions for flood control, including Bentley OpenFlows FLOOD software and Bentley iModels technology.
Compare Two Versions of the iModel
By Bentley Systems
Watch this short demo to see how you can quickly compare two versions of an iModel in Navigator CONNECT and iTwin services.
AECOM Creates iModels Available to All Stakeholders on Thames Tideway Tunnel Central Project
By AECOM
Check out this case study to see how AECOM used Bentley applications to develop iModels and housed them in a connected data environment.
Bentley's and Siemens' Vision for Cloud-based Distributed Engineering and Operations Summary
By ARC Advisory Group
ARC Advisory Group identifies 10 characteristics Bentley and Siemens say are key for a cloud-based collaboration solution for engineering.
Advancing BIM: Digital Twins
Summary Compiled by ConnectPress
Bentley's Brian Robins discusses how digital twins are rapidly evolving in the AEC and advancing beyond building information modeling (BIM).
Bentley Systems Shares Vision for Digital Twins, 2018 Findings & More in Spring Update
By Rita Stange, ConnectPress Managing Editor
In a press conference this week Bentley announced 2 new products, the acquisition of Keynetix, and shared vision on digital twins and 2018 findings.
Pestech International Uses Digital Twins to Help Improve Workflows on Malaysia Substation Project
By Bentley Systems
Pestech International used digital twins with Bentley software on an RM 79.5 million contract to build a next-generation substation in Maylasia.