Bentley Systems’ Innovation Day—Hyderabad spotlights the power of digital twins to advance India’s infrastructure

Bentley Systems hosted Innovation Day in Hyderabad, showcasing how digital twins and smart delivery systems are transforming infrastructure in India. Industry experts and leaders explored AI, automation, and collaboration tools enhancing transportation, water systems, and sustainable infrastructure development

Published Date – 18 July 2025, 04:39 PM

Hyderabad: Bentley Systems, the infrastructure engineering software company, concluded its Innovation Day—Hyderabad on July 17, bringing together senior leaders from government agencies, engineering firms, and infrastructure consultancies to explore how digital twins and open, integrated digital delivery are transforming the way India designs, builds, and manages infrastructure.

The event focused on Bentley’s industry-leading capabilities in transportation and water infrastructure, showcasing how digital twin technology is enabling real-time decision-making, operational resilience, and long-term sustainability. The diverse agenda reflected Bentley’s commitment to helping infrastructure stakeholders accelerate their digital maturity through automation, AI integration, geospatial intelligence, and collaborative digital workflows.

Kamalakannan Thiruvadi, Regional Executive – South Asia, Bentley Systems, said, “As India scales its ambition in digital delivery, Bentley is proud to support this journey through technologies that make infrastructure more intelligent, interconnected, and resilient.”

Abhishek Sinha, Solution Architect at Bentley, illustrated how Bentley addresses modern infrastructure challenges from design to operations and highlighted cutting-edge capabilities. Amit Shrivastava, Senior Director, Solution Engineering, Biswajit Saha of GKW Consult GmbH, Tadepalli Prasanth of SECMEC Consultants and others participated.

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