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Concurrent Projects

Run parallel projects without collisions

Complex assets never stand still — multiple projects run at once, each changing overlapping data. LivingTWIN keeps every project up to date with changes from your team and others, and merges results back with full visibility.

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In this workflow
Fork a workface per project
Keep forks updated upstream
See conflicts before you merge
Merge back with an audit trail
The problem

Every project changes the same asset — at the same time

Assets run multiple projects in parallel, each touching overlapping data. Keeping them in step with each other — and with live operations — is nearly impossible by hand. Changes made in one project silently invalidate another, and merges overwrite work without anyone realising.

Overlapping changes collide

Two projects edit the same tag with no idea the other exists.

Projects drift from ops

While a project runs, live operations move on — and the fork goes stale.

Silent overwrites

Merging one project's data quietly undoes another's work.

No line of sight

Nobody can say who changed what, when, or why across projects.

The evidence

When parallel work goes wrong

9 in 10

megaprojects run over budget — with poor execution behind 73% of overruns1

up to 1 in 5

merges hits a conflict when parallel changes are combined unmanaged2

zero

silent overwrites — every change is visible before it lands

full

version history and audit trail across every workface

Sources
  1. 1. McKinsey — Garemo, Matzinger & Palter, Megaprojects: The Good, the Bad, and the Better (2015)
  2. 2. Ghiotto, Murta, Barros & van der Hoek, On the Nature of Merge Conflicts (IEEE Trans. Software Engineering 46(8), 2020)
The solution

Fork, work, and merge — with everything visible

Concurrent Projects in LivingTWIN
1

Fork a workface per project

Each project works in its own fork of the as-operated twin — isolated but connected.

2

Stay in sync with change

Forks are kept updated with changes — whether made by your team or by another project.

3

Resolve conflicts up front

A merge request surfaces every conflict for review — nothing is overwritten silently.

4

Merge back cleanly

Validated changes flow back into your working systems with quality and accuracy sustained.

No collisions or lost work Sustained accuracy Clear audit trail Confident merges

Keep every project in step

See fork and merge in action — start free and run your first parallel workface today.

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