In Episode 5 of the "Bringing Life to Things" podcast, Prabhu Patruni, Head of Digital Thread Solutions, IoT and Digital Engineering at TCS, to explore how Generative AI and Digital Thread technologies are revolutionizing product lifecycle management. The discussion delves into the challenges of harnessing complex, heterogeneous product data and the transformative potential of integrating digital threads with knowledge graphs and Gen AI. Listeners will learn how these technologies enable seam...
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In Episode 5 of the "Bringing Life to Things" podcast, Prabhu Patruni, Head of Digital Thread Solutions, IoT and Digital Engineering at TCS, to explore how Generative AI and Digital Thread technologies are revolutionizing product lifecycle management. The discussion delves into the challenges of harnessing complex, heterogeneous product data and the transformative potential of integrating digital threads with knowledge graphs and Gen AI. Listeners will learn how these technologies enable seam...
Ahead of Reed running the 129th Boston Marathon on April 21, 2025, TCS Futurist Bill Quinn and professional long-distance runner Reed Fischer joins the podcast to talk about the TCS Future Athlete Project, digital twins, and transformation in sports and data technology.
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In Episode 5 of the "Bringing Life to Things" podcast, Prabhu Patruni, Head of Digital Thread Solutions, IoT and Digital Engineering at TCS, to explore how Generative AI and Digital Thread technologies are revolutionizing product lifecycle management. The discussion delves into the challenges of harnessing complex, heterogeneous product data and the transformative potential of integrating digital threads with knowledge graphs and Gen AI. Listeners will learn how these technologies enable seam...
