Transforming operational performance and enabling net-zero strategies with digital twins

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June

  • 3pm London 10am New York
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Across the built environment, organisations are under mounting pressure to meet net-zero targets while ensuring safe, healthy, and cost-efficient operations. Yet most facilities still operate with fragmented data, disconnected systems, and limited visibility into real-world performance. This challenge is amplified in highly complex buildings like those designed to Passivhaus standards, where even small deviations can significantly impact energy performance, occupant comfort, and compliance. Studies show that poor data integration and disconnected systems drive up to 50% maintenance inefficiency, while operators struggle to access reliable information for decision-making. Without a continuous, data-driven approach, achieving net-zero ambitions becomes reactive, costly, and uncertain.

In this session, Siva Koppula (Autodesk Tandem) and Mark Turner (BAM Facilities Management) explore how digital twins are transforming operational performance using the Dunfermline Learning Campus—the UK’s largest Passivhaus education building—as a real-world example. You will learn how digital twins unify 3D data with operational and maintenance data coming from live and traditional systems (BIM, CAFM, IoT and BMS) into a single source of truth, enabling near real-time monitoring, predictive insights, and performance optimisation. The session will demonstrate how teams can:

(1) Establish accurate energy and carbon baselines

(2) Improve operational decision-making through live dashboards and asset intelligence

(3) Transition from reactive to proactive facilities management using connected data

 

At Dunfermline, this approach enables operators to monitor indoor air quality, optimise energy usage, and manage a highly complex environment supporting more than 2,700 occupants. Don’t miss this opportunity to bridge the gap between project delivery and operations and unlock more value from your asset data. Register now to secure your spot and take the first step toward modernising your operations with digital twins. By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

 

  • Understand how Autodesk Tandem digital twin enable net-zero strategies by establishing accurate energy baselines and supporting continuous optimisation of building performance.
  • Evaluate how digital twins close the performance gap in Passivhaus buildings by comparing near real-time operational data with design intent and identifying inefficiencies.
  • Identify practical use cases for digital twins in education facilities, including energy monitoring, indoor air quality management, predictive maintenance, and sustainability reporting.

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Siva Koppula
Customer Success Manager, Autodesk Tandem

Siva Koppula is a Digital Twin Customer Success Manager at Autodesk Tandem, specializing in helping organizations across the built environment unlock the full lifecycle value of their assets through connected data and digital twin strategies. With over 20 years of experience spanning architecture, engineering, construction, infrastructure, and energy sectors, Siva brings a unique combination of technical depth and strategic insight into digital transformation.

He is a TOGAF-certified enterprise architect with an MBA from Manchester Business School and a master’s degree in engineering. Throughout his career, Siva has led complex, global initiatives across the UK, Europe, Middle East, Australia, and India—working with organizations to implement scalable solutions in BIM, GIS, asset information management, and emerging technologies such as AI and IoT.

Siva is widely recognized for his work in advancing digital twin adoption within the built environment, particularly in enabling sustainable, data-driven operations aligned with net-zero goals. His expertise lies in bridging the gap between project delivery and operations—ensuring that asset data is structured, connected, and continuously delivering value long after handover. He regularly works with leading owners, operators, and contractors to drive innovation in areas such as smart buildings, infrastructure resilience, and decarbonization through digital twins.

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Mark Turner
Head of Systems and Reporting, BAM UK & Ireland

Mark Turner is Head of FM Systems & Reporting at BAM FM, based in Glasgow, where he leads the strategy, delivery, and optimisation of digital systems across facilities management operations. With deep expertise in CAFM platforms, asset management, and information standards, he is responsible for ensuring that data, systems, and reporting underpin safe, compliant, and high‑performing FM services across a diverse portfolio of UK contracts.

Mark plays a central role in BAM FM’s digital transformation agenda, leading the evaluation and implementation of technologies spanning asset capture and verification, CAFM integrations, digital twins, BMS/IoT, and performance reporting. He has been instrumental in high‑profile initiatives such as the Digital Twin implementation at Dunfermline Learning Campus, aligning operational FM needs with ISO 19650 information management principles, SFG20 maintenance standards, and emerging best practice in whole‑life asset data. His work bridges operational delivery, technology vendors, and senior leadership, ensuring solutions are both technically robust and commercially viable.

Known for his outcome‑focused and evidence‑led approach, Mark regularly produces executive‑level reporting, business cases, and award submissions that translate complex technical programmes into clear organisational value. He is also responsible for building and leading the FM Systems & Reporting team, supporting capability development, onboarding, and continuous improvement. Throughout his work, Mark is driven by the belief that high‑quality information and well‑designed systems are critical enablers of safer buildings, better performance, and more sustainable FM outcomes.

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