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|abstract=This paper has been written and developed in support of Decarbonizing the Built World: A Call to | |abstract=This paper has been written and developed in support of Decarbonizing the Built World: A Call to Action, an owner or occupier-led implementation of digital twin-related capabilities required to support the decarbonization of new and existing buildings. | ||
Action, an owner or occupier-led implementation of digital twin-related capabilities required to | |||
support the decarbonization of new and existing buildings. | |||
It specifically addresses the role of the stakeholder in this process. The order of stakeholder | It specifically addresses the role of the stakeholder in this process. The order of stakeholder engagement is a function of when key decision makers identify goals relating to the improvement of building performance. | ||
engagement is a function of when key decision makers identify goals relating to the improvement | |||
of building performance. | |||
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| Title | Identifying and Aligning the Stakeholders |
| Type | report |
| Topic | Digital Twins |
| Publisher | Digital Twin Consortium |
| Author | Beth Eckenrode, Craig Stevenson , John Turner, Anil Sawhney, Don McLean, Todd Lukesh |
| Journal | A Digital Twin Consortium User Guide |
| Issue | 2023-07-25 |
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This paper has been written and developed in support of Decarbonizing the Built World: A Call to Action, an owner or occupier-led implementation of digital twin-related capabilities required to support the decarbonization of new and existing buildings.
It specifically addresses the role of the stakeholder in this process. The order of stakeholder engagement is a function of when key decision makers identify goals relating to the improvement of building performance.