A digital twin may not show the exact dimensions and specifications of the object, making it challenging to determine if it's operating optimally. It also may not provide you with safety information, such as which areas of the machine are hazardous to workers or which parts require special protective gear. Additionally, the digital twin may not include operational reports, such as downtime or maintenance schedules. This could make optimizing the machine's performance difficult. You can overcome these limitations by integrating a document management system (DMS) with your digital twin. You can store technical drawings, safety information, and operational reports in the document management system and link them to the digital twin visualization. This allows you and your stakeholders to access all the information you need to optimize the machine's performance and ensure it operates safely and efficiently.