Digital Twin Roadblocks - Priority League Table from Jam 2

[Katie Walsh]

During Digital Twin Roadblocks - Jam 2 Prioritisation,  teams of participants were allocated a problem space each and asked to rate the different blockers already identified in their space by giving them a score out of 10 against three criteria:

Practicality - how easy / affordable would it be to unblock

Profitability - used in this case to describe how beneficial it would be to all concerned to unblock

Pioneering - how innovative / inspiring would it be to unblock.

Here is a list showing blockers from all the problem areas and their overall scores. Do you agree with the order or would you like to move any up or down the list?  Please comment.

(You can express interest in attending Jam 3 - Problem Prototyping here.)

(You can feed into Jam 3 by adding your ideas for solution to the top rated roadblock here.)

Edited November 11, 2021 by Katie Walsh

[Simon Taylor]

Hi Katie I didn't attend JAM 1 or 2 so may be missing some context but surely there is a massive overlay between items 1 & 5 - 'client understanding' a Need & want and 'purpose' as a need and want. I know for our company to sell our twins we have to have the clear purpose and then be able to explain the understanding the client of the value in that purpose with a staged approach of how to get there. 

[Katie Walsh]

On 23/11/2021 at 17:48, Simon Taylor said:

Hi Katie I didn't attend JAM 1 or 2 so may be missing some context but surely there is a massive overlay between items 1 & 5 - 'client understanding' a Need & want and 'purpose' as a need and want. I know for our company to sell our twins we have to have the clear purpose and then be able to explain the understanding the client of the value in that purpose with a staged approach of how to get there. 

Hi Simon, Yes thank you, great point yes the overlaps have been noted and I suspect that in the last analysis, in our final report, we will pick these overlaps out for more explanation, and in some cases maybe amalgamation. Purpose and Client understanding are intimately connected but not quite the same thing - they also are a twin star themselves, revolving around each other - the purpose may be clearly defined but the client may not understand why it's needed. This is what's emerged from the jams - so we keep what's emerged so as not to lose information, we will learn more in Jam 3 - you are attending I hear, so if you'd like to be in the 'need and want' group for break out please let me know.