As discussed in the previous Blog, the Digital Process Twin is what we are creating in the MRO environment and to do this we need to understand how all the key pillars of MRO interact with one another to help define and monitor the process.
In this Blog I want to establish what is meant by the term ‘digital twin’ and how it applies to the MRO environment. The term can lead to confusion since there are many examples of digital twins which mirror multiple kinds of real-world objects.
I start by highlighting the missing element of many IoT implementations: the context of asset location and movement. Having highlighted the value of that additional context, I will apply that to MRO operations to understand the benefits in planning, the ability to react to issues, and consequently reduced turnaround time.
We, at Ubisense, decided to attend and present at the AIR Convention Europe conference which was held in Vilnius, Lithuania on September 16th to 18th 2019. This was the 2nd time the conference had been held in Europe and the organisers were expecting the attendance to be higher than they achieved in 2018.
Adrian Jennings, chief product advocate at Ubisense, has a useful analogy for why implementation of enterprise-focused IoT initiatives invariably struggle. Imaging that you kept losing your slippers, and that every time you found them there would be the innocent yet entirely guilty face of your new puppy staring back at you. What do you do?
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