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Discussion question: Which digital-transformation development (AI/ML optimization, digital twins, open process automation, edge-to-cloud integration, or cybersecurity) do you think will most impact chemical operations in the next 2–3 years, and why?
Protected: Frontiers in Digital Transformation: Developments from the ARC Forum 2026
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