For example, Google Maps is a digital twin of the transportation system with all possible paths between destinations and current information on road status (traffic, construction, police, etc.).
On the contrary, older, less sophisticated GPS applications record the transportation system at a certain point in time and use that dated information to plot routes.
In the same vein, Forward Networks provides a digital twin of the network with all possible packet paths, so you can make decisions with visibility into current conditions, not outdated Visio diagrams.
