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Future of Field Service

The UNSCRIPTED podcast takes an honest look at how business leaders are evolving, innovating, and overcoming today’s biggest challenges. With discussions focused on the firsthand perspective of leaders across industries and around the globe, you gain a front row seat to the tales of the trials and triumphs they experience as they modernize their businesses – and themselves. This podcast is hosted by Sarah Nicastro, who has more than 15 years’ tenure covering business transformation, technology, and leadership trends.

  1. vor 3 Tagen

    My Top 10 IFS Unleashed 2026 Highlights (Part 2) | UNSCRIPTED

    Sarah Nicastro spent the week at IFS Unleashed in Orlando and is sharing the second half of her top 10 personal highlights from the event. This episode picks up where Monday’s article left off — if you want the first five highlights, head to the Future of Field Service website: https://www.futureoffieldservice.com/my-top-10-highlights-ifs-unleashed-2026-part-1/ Highlights #6–10 cover some of the conversations and moments that stood out most — including how industrial AI is accelerating the servitization journey, why trust becomes more valuable as AI takes on more, and genuinely inspiring perspectives on leadership, community, and what it means to be a role model. Tom Brady, Chamath Palihapitiya, Alexis Ohanian, and Chelsea FC Women’s CEO Aki Mandar all made an impression. Topics covered: How is industrial AI reshaping the path to outcomes-based services?Why does trust become a competitive advantage in an AI-heavy business environment?What Chamath Palihapitiya said about encoding tribal knowledge and de-levering from powerTom Brady on shielding yourself from failure and what leadership responsibility actually looks likeAlexis Ohanian on community as a “Trojan horse” in a world full of AI-generated contentWhat a “mini legacy” looks like and why it mattersAki Mandar on role models, doing the right thing, and holding power to account Host: Sarah Nicastro, Creator and Editor in Chief, Future of Field Service

    My Top 10 IFS Unleashed 2026 Highlights (Part 2) | UNSCRIPTED
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    What the Frontline Needs From Its Leaders | Frontline UNSCRIPTED Ep. 6

    Nick Richards spent more than 13 years as a field service engineer at Cubic Transportation Systems before stepping into management. That experience sits close to the surface in everything he talks about in this episode. He joins Sarah Nicastro to discuss what leaders get wrong about the frontline, why recognition so often misses the mark, and what a genuine commitment to knowing your team actually looks like in practice. He also talks about how Cubic is approaching diversity in hiring — including neurodiversity and women in engineering — and why he believes field service managers, not HR departments, should own the recruitment process. This is a conversation for anyone leading a frontline team, or anyone trying to understand what today's field service workforce actually needs to stay and grow. Topics covered: - What top-level leadership consistently misses about the frontline role - Why a simple "thanks" isn't always enough — and what actually lands - Why Nick refuses to be called "boss" - How Cubic is building more diverse field service teams - Neurodiversity in field service hiring — seeing strengths, not risks - Getting more women into field engineering roles - What a better recruitment process looks like in practice - Why managers should own hiring, not just HR - What younger and more experienced engineers want from their leaders - The changing nature of pride in the field service role Guest: Nick Richards, Interim Head of Field Services, Cubic Transportation Systems Host: Sarah Nicastro, Creator & Editor in Chief, Future of Field Service

    What the Frontline Needs From Its Leaders | Frontline UNSCRIPTED Ep. 6

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The UNSCRIPTED podcast takes an honest look at how business leaders are evolving, innovating, and overcoming today’s biggest challenges. With discussions focused on the firsthand perspective of leaders across industries and around the globe, you gain a front row seat to the tales of the trials and triumphs they experience as they modernize their businesses – and themselves. This podcast is hosted by Sarah Nicastro, who has more than 15 years’ tenure covering business transformation, technology, and leadership trends.

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