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Unlocking the Power of the Digital Thread | EP 72

In this episode of Stay Sharp in Digital Engineering, hosts Juliann Grant and Jonathan Scott are joined by Rob McAveney, Chief Technology Officer at ARAS, to explore the evolving landscape of the digital thread. They discuss why every company’s digital thread is unique, the role of adaptability in PLM systems, and how AI is shaping the future of connected data. The conversation unpacks key concepts like strong versus weak data links, forward and backward traceability, and how companies can leverage the digital thread for better decision-making. Episode Highlights 🔹 Understanding the Digital Thread – What it is, why it matters, and how different companies implement it uniquely. 🔹 The Role of PLM in Digital Thread Development – How product lifecycle management systems enable connected data. 🔹 Strong vs. Weak Data Links – Why high-quality data connectivity is essential for effective decision-making. 🔹 Federating Data for Different Users – How different roles in an organization consume and interact with the digital thread. 🔹 The Role of AI in Digital Thread Management – Why AI won’t replace the need for a well-structured digital thread but can enhance its capabilities. 🔹 The Importance of Adaptability – How businesses must continually evolve their digital thread as technology and regulations change. The digital thread is a critical component for modern engineering and manufacturing, but its value is only as strong as the quality of the connections it maintains. Companies must ensure their digital thread is adaptable, accessible to the right people, and structured to support ongoing evolution. While AI can enhance the process, it cannot replace the need for structured, authoritative data. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe to Stay Sharp in Digital Engineering on your favorite podcast platform or YouTube. Have questions about the digital thread? Leave a comment or email us at [email protected]. Until next time—Stay Sharp!