Industrial Talk is onsite at OMG, Q1 Meeting and talking to David McKee, DTC Ambassador with Digital Twin Consortium about "Data - Your digital journey must start with trustworthy data".





Scott MacKenzie and David McKee discussed the importance of disrupting traditional business models for sustainability, emphasizing the need for companies to adopt sustainable practices not just for environmental reasons but also for societal impact. They highlighted the potential of digital technologies to drive sustainability in various sectors, including healthcare, construction, and energy. Later, Speaker 2 and Scott MacKenzie discussed the importance of sustainable digital twins and data management, emphasizing the need for responsible compute, energy, power, and storage, as well as the potential of digital twin technology to revolutionize the way complexes are managed and maintained.
Action Items

[ ] Demonstrate the cross-functional use case project at the Transform conference in June 2022.
[ ] Continue iterating on requirements and challenges with end users and vendors involved in the cross-functional use case project.
[ ] Deploy the cloud implementation of the cross-functional use case project and have end users like White Rose Park utilizing it.

Outline
Industry trends and innovations with a focus on exiting a company and starting another.

David McKee is a problem solver and innovator discussed on the podcast.
David reflects on their entrepreneurial journey, exiting a company and accidentally starting another.

Sustainable business growth and digital transformation.

David discusses counterpoint technologies, a company focused on sustainability and growth.
David highlights the importance of slowing down and assessing customer needs to ensure long-term success.
David highlights the importance of basics in digital transformation, focusing on highly regulated sectors like healthcare and construction.

Digital twins, sustainability, and platform architecture.

David discusses the importance of sustainability in digital twin technology, mentioning the need for responsible compute, energy, power, and storage.
David and Scott MacKenzie discuss the concept of sustainable digital twins, including the need for a light touch but regulated and assured platform.
David describes the Digital Consortium's work in developing a capabilities and technologies working group, which has identified common capabilities across various use cases.
The consortium has published two outputs: a capabilities periodic table and a platform stack architecture framework, which provide a foundation for accelerating through the initial stage of requirements.
David: Digital twin building blocks include IT system, computing, networking, storage, and models/simulation.
David: Periodic table and architecture framework provide a quick way to identify needed capabilities.

Using digital twins for operational resilience in various industries.

Speaker discusses cross-functional use case for digital twin technology to improve resilience in the face of unexpected events.
David highlights the diverse range of participants in a consortium spanning three continents, including a university, hospital, and businesses.

Digital twin technology for businesses, including data integration and synchronization.

David discusses how a digital twin system is...