NOTQIN — OT Track

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People & Network — Folder Index

What lives here. One file per person who deserves dedicated context — past contacts, expertise, what they know, why they matter to NOTQIN, what we’ve discussed, follow-up state.

Front door. Always start at People Map (the index). This folder holds the detail behind each row.

Internal team

  • Elwalid — AI lead, WS-B
  • Imrane — GTM lead, WS-C + WS-D
  • Oussama — OT engineer (auto), WS-E
  • Mouad — OT engineer (CBAM/steel), WS-E

(Ahmed’s profile is in Personal Profile under 00_Home/)

Academic / research partners

  • Dr Driss HARRIZI — ENSA Berrechid · LISA Team 3
  • UM6P CMSI — AI National Security Seminar Intelligence 2026 — covers Ahmed Ratnani + Hamza Keurti

Talent map

  • ENSA Berrechid Filières — Talent Map for DigiTPME

Positioning / vocabulary references (one-way intelligence — not direct relationships)

  • Ehab Mes — Arabic-Market Positioning Intelligence 2026 — Arabic register reference
  • Manufacturing Hub — Operator Pain Framings 2026 — operator-vocab source

Venues

  • Settat — Cité d’Innovation Intelligence 2026

Subfolders

  • ehab-mes/ — raw Ehab Mes source transcripts
  • manufacturing-hub/ — raw Manufacturing Hub source clips

How to add a new person

  1. Add row to People Map in the appropriate section (team / customer / advisor / academic / vendor / etc.)
  2. Create a file here named <Full Name>.md using the standard type: person frontmatter
  3. Include: role, what they know, what we want, status, dossier of past contact
  4. Wikilink them in any relevant strategic / outreach doc (don’t bury intel in scattered files)

Conventions

  • Frontmatter type: person (for individuals) or type: intel (for source / venue intelligence)
  • audience: set per sensitivity — most internal people are [ai, ot, gtm]; some prospects / advisors are gtm-only; some intel is academic-only (e.g. UM6P CMSI)
  • Body sections: Role · Working files · Required reading (if team) · What we know · What’s unknown · Standing-context notes · See also
  • One person per file. Composite intelligence files (e.g., UM6P CMSI seminar covering multiple people) are the exception, not the rule

See also

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