MESA Smart Manufacturing Community: Digital Thread/Digital Twin - Digital Twin / Digital Thread Models that Matter: The Purpose of Multi-Threaded Models

Description

Come share your experiences, stories, questions, and what you have learned in a safe, non-commercial environment. We seek to understand the state-of-the market, understand what companies have done that has or has not worked, documenting questions that MESA and the community can help answer. Overall, the goal is to accelerate each participant’s learning and progress toward Smart Manufacturing. 

Topic: Digital Twin / Digital Thread Models that Matter: The Purpose of Multi-Threaded Models

In the context of digital twin and digital thread technologies, the term "multi-threaded models" does not refer to parallel processing or multi-threading in the traditional sense of computer science. Instead, it's a concept related to the organization and management of data and information in these DTDT Models. Multi-threaded models are essential for managing the complexity of modern products and systems. These systems often involve various components, each with its own data and lifecycle information. Multi-threading allows for the simultaneous management of these diverse data streams and the development of these models getting away from simple or linear processing to management of multiple connected data flows from various models that could represent Quality data models, Product data models, Equipment data models, Performance data models, Connected worker data models etc.

Questions to start the discussion:

• Are you currently using multi-threaded DTDT models? If so, how? In not, why not?
• What are the best practices for utilizing multi-threaded DTDT solutions? Please provide examples.
• Can you share your approach for adopting multi-thread DTDT models? What are the roadblocks?
• What areas of business generate the most benefit using these types of models?
• What support is required for using these models? Internal? External?

Agenda: 

• Thanks to our Sponsor(s) 
• Facilitator introduction 
• Community & Group overview – why participate and what to expect 
• Smart Manufacturing Paradigm 
• Thanks to our Sponsor(s) 
• Summary of last meeting 
• Today's subject 
• Wrap up 
• Next meeting 
• How to keep the conversation going 
• Thanks

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