A Measure of the Internal Consistency of Enterprise Digital Twin Data by Control Bsi Method

The research describes internal consistency of data (Cronbach's alpha) so control a digital twin of an enterprise. The British Standards Institution (BSi) method is used for control. It was created in 1901 to set steel standards for British industrialists. The BSi method is evolving to cover information security standards at different levels of availability. The BSi method has not been widely studied as a separate object. This makes it difficult to estimate its impact on the activities of the enterprise. Cronbach's alpha coefficient is used to estimate the consistency of the data in research. It is a widely accepted measure of the internal consistency of the enterprise’s data. The research results show the level of internal consistency of the data. The estimation is carried out before the implementation of BSi and after its implementation