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19 Jun 2020: 3. How will the organisations and people be motivated to contribute as needed to the digital twin? ... We need an ecosystem of people's competencies that is part of the NDT.

8 Sep 2020: deliver desirable outcomes for people. and the wider environment 2. integrate new assets properly. ... and socialise a people-focused, systems-based view of infrastructure. Next steps. 1.

6 Nov 2020: Thoughtful investment in digital technology. • People and Planet First. Setting benefits to people and the.

12 Jun 2020: stuff costs and it will be quite hard for people to move away from it. ... the problem, but it also workable as a solution for as many people as possible.

18 Jun 2020: they are in their digital literacy journey; • Promote business models and policies that ensure people will not lose their jobs to. ... Prorok, 2019). Underlying IoT will need to be automated processes for identifying and tagging objects, events and

29 May 2020: The National Digital Twin will enable the integration of people, data and technology creating value for the owners of built environment assets, their customers, and society. ... works. Treatment and distribution of water. Utility provider. People/goods A

1 Jun 2020: The National Digital Twin will enable the integration of people, data and technology creating value for the owners of built environment assets, their customers, and society. ... works. Treatment and distribution of water. Utility provider. People/goods A

11 Jun 2020: On 17 April 2020, CDBB launched a public consultation to consider the full range of people, businesses and voluntary bodies affected by the policy, as well as representative groups.

12 Nov 2020: A Survey of Industry Data Models and Reference Data LibrariesTo identify requirements for, and provide input to, a Foundation Data Model. Version 1. A Survey of Industry Data Models and Reference Data Libraries constructioninnovationhub.org.uk 2.

12 Nov 2020: In the research, most people claim qualitative parsimony matters and quantitative parsimony is less relevant – making a distinction between the making of the commitment and its cost.