Sustainability Criteria for Digital Dual Systems and Meta-Systematic Appraisal

Tenable progress,' according to the UN, is progress that meets present needs without endangering the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.This essay makes a significant point. The relevance of all three of these features is acknowledged in this study, despite its emphasis on environmental sustainability. Physical entities and their data are often used interchangeably when discussing electronic copies, which suggests that there is a link and barrier for effective data flow. For the long term viability of DT-based systems, this article provides a (SLR). A large number of DT-related papers were also selected because they addressed the researched SLRs and were judged relevant to the study's goals. There were so many problems and obstacles in the articles that were selected and analysed: Research on the benefits of is lacking; the benefits of are not well defined; DTs may help to cost reduction or enhance decision-making, but this is uncertain; internetpractice should be improved and more integrated. Furthermore, our research has not been able to uncover a publication that only covers DTs in connection to situational sustainability.