Validate a what-if digital twin against a specific decision and operating envelope.
A what-if logistics twin recommends a $640K dock-door expansion based on a predicted 22% dwell-time reduction. V&V: verify the model was built to specification; validate that it is fit for the intended decision and operating envelope. The common trap is validating against average conditions while using the model for stressed decisions. A capital decision usually depends on edge cases, constraints, and sensitivity, not just normal-week fit. Decision scope Define intended use: estimate dwell-time impact of adding one dock door for weekday operations, holiday surge, and carrier no-show scenarios. Validation begins with the decision. Without intended use, there is no clear…
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