âThe context is the critical piece. When companies are trying to understand, why do I need a digital twin? Whatâs the value? Itâs about context; and itâs about reasoning, which allows you to make better decisions, more timely, and thatâs going to improve experiences for everybody - operations as well as the employees or the tenants that are in your buildings.â
âKyle Tooke, ThoughtWire
Welcome to Nexus, a newsletter and podcast for smart people applying smart building technologyâhosted by James Dice. If youâre new to Nexus, you might want to start here.
The Nexus podcast (Apple | Spotify | YouTube | Other apps) is our chance to explore and learn with the brightest in our industryâtogether. The project is directly funded by listeners like you who have joined the Nexus Pro membership community.
You can join Nexus Pro to get a weekly-ish deep dive, access to the Nexus Vendor Landscape, and invites to exclusive events with a community of smart buildings nerds.
Episode 22 is a conversation with Kyle Tooke, National Director of Sales at ThoughtWire.
You can find Kyle Tooke on LinkedIn.
Enjoy!
Music credit: The Garden State by Audiobinger
THE ABOVE AUDIO, VIDEO, SUMMARY, AND LINKS WILL ALWAYS BE FREE. PODCAST DEEP DIVES WITH MY REACTIONS, MY TOP HIGHLIGHTS, AND THE FULL TRANSCRIPT ARE EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS OF
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Hereâs this weekâs deep dive outline:
My reaction, including highlights:
Kyle answers Jamesâs favorite question in three parts: change management, risk aversion, and personnel skillsets
The impacts of COVID and emissions mandates on proptech adoption, flipping the script on risk aversion
Different types of digital twins, based on purpose and use case, from discrete to composite, process, and organizational, which perhaps form a hierarchy of complexity
How a digital twin can be used to reduce OpEx by breaking down silos to offer issue prioritization and context
Why the Digital Twin doesnât need to include visualization and the value of the visual tool for operational teams
Distinguishing between BIM and digital twin
Kyleâs answer to âNo one is going to build this for an existing buildingâ
The murkiness of specifying and buying an organizational digital twin
Open vs. closed digital twins
Full transcript
âThe context is the critical piece. When companies are trying to understand, why do I need a digital twin? Whatâs the value? Itâs about context; and itâs about reasoning, which allows you to make better decisions, more timely, and thatâs going to improve experiences for everybody - operations as well as the employees or the tenants that are in your buildings.â
âKyle Tooke, ThoughtWire
Welcome to Nexus, a newsletter and podcast for smart people applying smart building technologyâhosted by James Dice. If youâre new to Nexus, you might want to start here.
The Nexus podcast (Apple | Spotify | YouTube | Other apps) is our chance to explore and learn with the brightest in our industryâtogether. The project is directly funded by listeners like you who have joined the Nexus Pro membership community.
You can join Nexus Pro to get a weekly-ish deep dive, access to the Nexus Vendor Landscape, and invites to exclusive events with a community of smart buildings nerds.
Episode 22 is a conversation with Kyle Tooke, National Director of Sales at ThoughtWire.
You can find Kyle Tooke on LinkedIn.
Enjoy!
Music credit: The Garden State by Audiobinger
THE ABOVE AUDIO, VIDEO, SUMMARY, AND LINKS WILL ALWAYS BE FREE. PODCAST DEEP DIVES WITH MY REACTIONS, MY TOP HIGHLIGHTS, AND THE FULL TRANSCRIPT ARE EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS OF
NEXUS PRO
.
Hereâs this weekâs deep dive outline:
My reaction, including highlights:
Kyle answers Jamesâs favorite question in three parts: change management, risk aversion, and personnel skillsets
The impacts of COVID and emissions mandates on proptech adoption, flipping the script on risk aversion
Different types of digital twins, based on purpose and use case, from discrete to composite, process, and organizational, which perhaps form a hierarchy of complexity
How a digital twin can be used to reduce OpEx by breaking down silos to offer issue prioritization and context
Why the Digital Twin doesnât need to include visualization and the value of the visual tool for operational teams
Distinguishing between BIM and digital twin
Kyleâs answer to âNo one is going to build this for an existing buildingâ
The murkiness of specifying and buying an organizational digital twin
Open vs. closed digital twins
Full transcript
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