New Research Shows Prioritisation of Digital Twins and AI Initiatives to Accelerate Predictive Insights and Infrastructure Resilience
New Research Shows Prioritisation of Digital Twins and AI Initiatives to Accelerate Predictive Insights and Infrastructure Resilience Nearly two thirds of infrastructure organisations cite disconnected systems as barriers to achieving resilience goals, and look to digital twins to unify fragmented data Press Release During the 2026 London Climate Action Week, Bentley Systems shared findings from a commissioned study, conducted by Verdantix, revealing a significant gap between the infrastructure sector’s resilience goals and its ability to operationalise them. Image courtesy of Bentley Systems. June 24, 2026 LONDON – June 24, 2026 – As industry leaders and policymakers gather this week for London Climate Action Week, Bentley Systems, Incorporated (NASDAQ: BSY), the infrastructure engineering software company, today shared findings from a commissioned study conducted by Verdantix, revealing a significant gap between the infrastructure sector’s resilience goals and its ability to operationalise them. The research shows that while infrastructure resilience is a strategic priority, fragmented data and siloed digital systems are preventing organisations from generating the predictive insights needed to reduce infrastructure vulnerabilities, especially climate-related threats. As a result, many infrastructure owners and operators are increasing investments in digital twins and artificial intelligence (AI) to strengthen resilience and improve decision-making. Amit Prothi, Director