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Industrial Talk is about celebrating the women and men of industry and manufacturing. We celebrate these innovative leaders and companies because they make our lives better and are changing the world for the better! These passionate leaders collaborate, innovate and educate with speed and purpose to positively impact people and communities around the world. Industrial Talk in collaboration with industry and manufacturing leaders address topics that include: Digital Transformation, Big Data, Industry 4.0, IoT, IIoT, AI, ML, Optimization, Edge, Cloud, Asset Reliability, Maintenance, 5G, Sales, Marketing and Branding and strategies for success. This is a podcast that is focused on Getting Stuff Done and learning from individuals and companies that have been there and have a track record of success. We celebrate a bright future in industry and manufacturing from with women and men dedicated to making our communities and world a better place.

The Industrial Talk Podcast with Scott MacKenzie The Industrial Talk Podcast with Scott MacKenzie

    • Economia

Industrial Talk is about celebrating the women and men of industry and manufacturing. We celebrate these innovative leaders and companies because they make our lives better and are changing the world for the better! These passionate leaders collaborate, innovate and educate with speed and purpose to positively impact people and communities around the world. Industrial Talk in collaboration with industry and manufacturing leaders address topics that include: Digital Transformation, Big Data, Industry 4.0, IoT, IIoT, AI, ML, Optimization, Edge, Cloud, Asset Reliability, Maintenance, 5G, Sales, Marketing and Branding and strategies for success. This is a podcast that is focused on Getting Stuff Done and learning from individuals and companies that have been there and have a track record of success. We celebrate a bright future in industry and manufacturing from with women and men dedicated to making our communities and world a better place.

    Dominic Kohler with Siemens

    Dominic Kohler with Siemens

    Industrial Talk is onsite at DistribuTECH and talking to Dr. Dominic Kohler, Head of Product Management for Power System Simulation at Siemens about "Modeling and simulating renewables energy integration into grid systems". Here are some of the key takeaways from our conversation:

    Dominic Koehler (Siemens product manager) discussed the company's new solution, Network Model Manager, which simplifies power grid modeling and simulation. Scott MacKenzie and Dominic emphasized the importance of leveraging data-driven insights to optimize power grid management, highlighting the need for modeling and simulations to optimize the interaction between renewables and the existing grid, validate data for accurate simulations, and integrate AI and modular software to revolutionize the industry. Dominic joined the conversation, emphasizing the importance of innovation and collaboration in the utility industry.

    Action Items
    [ ] Reach out to Dominic on LinkedIn for more information about Siemens' Network Model Manager and simulation solutions.
    [ ] Consider how a pilot project with Network Model Manager could provide initial value by connecting SCADA systems to the model manager.
    [ ] Continue innovating the Network Model Manager to make it more modular, integrate new technologies like APIs and cloud, and explore future capabilities like AI recommendation engines.
    Outline
    New product offering from Siemens, a network modeling manager, with a product manager from Siemens sharing background and industry insights.
    Dr. Dominic Kohler discusses new product offering from Siemens with Scott MacKenzie.
    Dominic discussed their role as Head of Product Management for power system simulation suite at Siemens.
    Dominic shared their passion for bringing technology and business sides together to identify how simulation technology can be used in the electricity industry.
    Modeling and simulating renewable energy integration into existing grid systems.
    Utilities must model and simulate grid changes to optimize renewable integration.
    Dominic discusses Siemens' next-generation network model management solution, leveraging new technologies like cloud readiness and interoperability.
    Customer requests for improved model quality to run simulations, despite recognizing the model's limitations, highlighting the need for higher-quality data.
    Utilizing network models to improve power grid efficiency.
    Dominic explains that modeling the power grid is not just about simulating a single asset, but rather creating a digital representation of the entire grid with hundreds of thousands of assets.
    Dominic finds it fascinating to model such a large system, with its complexity and potential for degradation, using simulation techniques from their background in the field.
    Utilities are automating data flow in their systems to improve efficiency and reduce manual processes.
    Whitehead's KPI for society's evolution is the number of processes that can be automated, and the industry is making remarkable progress in this area.
    Utilizing AI and simulation technology for power grid optimization.
    Scott MacKenzie and Dominic agree on the importance of data quality and validation in power grid simulations.
    They discuss the challenges of dealing with inaccurate or outdated data, and the need for aligned knowledge across the company.
    Dominic discusses using AI to optimize engineering simulations, with potential to revolutionize industry.
    Energy transition, grid management, and AI technology.
    Dominic discusses the possibility of creating a recommendation engine for engineers to optimize power plant design and operation.
    Dominic highlights the importance of concrete instances of mind-blowing changes in the energy transition, such as the potential for a substation or documentation with natural language.
    Dominic discusses the importance of transmission grid optimization for renewable energy integration.
    User stories highlight the impact of power outages on daily life,

    • 24 min
    Michael DeMaria with Fluke Reliability

    Michael DeMaria with Fluke Reliability

    Industrial Talk is onsite at Xcelerate 24 and talking to Michael DeMaria, Director, Product Management with Fluke Reliability about "Azima, Vibration AI - 30+ years of historical vibration data".

    Scott MacKenzie and Michael DeMaria discussed the importance of predictive maintenance in the industrial sector, highlighting challenges in vibration analysis and the integration of AI. Michael emphasized the role of Azima's vibration analysis software in identifying patterns and faults in industrial machinery, while Scott MacKenzie stressed the critical nature of predictive maintenance and the need for timely decision-making. Both speakers emphasized the importance of simplifying data collection and integrating AI to improve machine health and efficiency. Later, Michael de Maria joined the conversation and highlighted the need for persistence logic and ethical considerations in automation. The speakers discussed the potential of predictive analytics in reducing downtime and the importance of a balanced approach combining AI and human analysis to mitigate risks and ensure effective predictive maintenance.

    Action Items
    [ ] Interested customers should reach out to Michael de Maria at Azima to learn more about their vibration monitoring solutions.
    [ ] Scott will provide Michael's contact information on the industrial talk website so listeners can connect with him.
    [ ] Michael will continue engaging with customers to help them optimize asset maintenance using Azima's software and expertise. (Michael DeMaria) [Throughout]
    Outline
    Industrial maintenance and predictive analytics.
    Product manager for Azima shares insights on industrial innovation.
    Michael describes their experience working on aircraft carriers and nuclear power plants, highlighting their background in plant operations and maintenance.
    Michael discusses their work in developing an automated diagnostic system for vibration analysis, focusing on how the software identifies patterns and faults, and prioritizes actions to mitigate them.
    Simplifying vibration analysis for industrial machines to improve efficiency and reduce downtime.
    Michael discussed the importance of vibration analysis in predicting machine failure, highlighting the potential for machines to fail quickly without proper maintenance.
    Michael and Scott discussed the genesis of vibration analysis, with Speaker 2 explaining how the method was initially unknowingly developed in the 70s and 80s.
    Developing a data collection system for non-analysts to quickly capture and send data to analysts geographically diverse.
    Michael discusses managing spare parts inventory, highlighting the importance of predicting faults and ordering parts in advance.
    Michael trends the development of faults and plans for repairs to minimize downtime and optimize maintenance cycles.
    Using AI to analyze vibration data in aircraft maintenance.
    Michael emphasizes safety and preparation in maintenance, while Scott MacKenzie highlights data-driven decision-making and human analysis.
    Data lake with 100 trillion data points and analyst commentary enables more informed problem-solving and reporting.
    Michael: AI can analyze vibration data, but human validation is crucial (12 words)
    Human component in AI-driven vibration analysis is important (14 words)
    AI and data collection, potential risks and benefits.
    Scott MacKenzie: AI tool leverages human knowledge, skills, and directs to right data (0:16:34)
    Michael: AI captures data, but uncertainty on what to do with it (0:17:03)
    Michael argues that more data doesn't always equal better results.
    Using AI in vibration analysis for predictive maintenance.
    Michael discusses the importance of AI in predictive maintenance, highlighting its ability to analyze large amounts of data and identify potential issues before they become major problems.
    Michael emphasizes the need for human oversight in vibration analysis, as AI can only provide so much insight and may overstate or...

    • 26 min
    Gail Wong with AT&T

    Gail Wong with AT&T

    Industrial Talk is onsite at DistribuTECH and talking to Gail Wong, Head of Marketing IoT Asset Management Solutions with ATandT about "Rapid Response - Quick deployment of cellular services for first responders".

    Scott MacKenzie and Gail discussed the latest innovations in utility industry communication and networking, highlighting the benefits of connecting meters and providing emergency communication solutions for utility providers. Gail emphasized the importance of quick deployment and backup networks in emergency situations, while MacKenzie stressed the crucial role of communication in restoring connectivity. Later, Scott and Gail discussed the shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) in fleet operations and the importance of enhancing visibility and operational efficiency in charging infrastructure. Both speakers stressed the importance of data-driven decision-making and strategic planning to optimize fleet operations and achieve sustainability goals.

    Action Items
    [ ] Connect with Gail Wong on LinkedIn (@linkedin.com/in/gailpeterwong) or via email (Gail.Wong@att.com) for more information on ATT's connectivity solutions.
    [ ] Check out ATT's booth at Distributed to see demonstrations of their emergency response technologies like the cellular-enabled helicopter.
    [ ] Consider how fleet telematics data and electrification strategies could help utilities prepare for the rise in electric vehicles and charging infrastructure needs.
    [ ] Continue expanding the FirstNet emergency responder network and connected vehicle capabilities.
    Outline
    Connectivity and innovation in the telecommunications industry.
    Scott MacKenzie welcomes Gail to the podcast and praises her work with Siemens.
    Gail shares her experience working with Siemens and discusses the company's innovations.
    Scott MacKenzie and Gail discuss the potential of satellite technology to improve connectivity, particularly in areas with minimal coverage.
    They explore the possibility of using satellite signals to beam cellular and data signals directly to phones, potentially saving lives in emergency situations.
    Utilizing technology to improve utility operations and emergency response.
    Gail highlights how connected devices can reduce costs and provide better visibility for utilities.
    Gail details FirstNet's progress, goals, and new $6B funding for responder network.
    Gail describes a rapid deployment vehicle and helicopter with cellular capability for emergency response communication.
    Emergency response and communication technology.
    Gail describes how the team deploys assets quickly (100-200 miles) and reroutes traffic when fiber cuts occur.
    Gail explains how trailers with network equipment are used to connect facilities when power is lost or flooded.
    Gail discusses utilizing data from connected devices to improve emergency response times.
    Gail discusses their experience with Tesla and the importance of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
    Electric vehicle charging infrastructure and its importance for businesses.
    Gail discusses the potential for electric vehicles (EVs) to replace gasoline-powered vehicles in fleets, citing cost savings and faster refueling times.
    Gail highlights the importance of infrastructure support for widespread EV adoption, including public and office chargers.
    Gail highlights lack of visibility in charging infrastructure for non-Tesla EV owners.
    Gail Peter Wong shares his wealth of knowledge on industrial talk podcast.
    If interested in being on the Industrial Talk show, simply contact us and let's have a quick conversation.

    Finally, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Marketing Process Course” for Greater Success in 2024. All links designed for keeping you current in this rapidly changing Industrial Market. Learn! Grow! Enjoy!

    GAIL WONG'S CONTACT INFORMATION:

    Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gailpeterwong/

    Company LinkedIn:...

    • 23 min
    Chris Pickett with DigiLens, Inc.

    Chris Pickett with DigiLens, Inc.

    Industrial Talk is onsite at OMG, Q1 Meeting and talking to Chris Pickett, CEO and Board Member at DigiLens about "Augmented Reality - Industrial applications and solutions". Here are some of the key takeaways from our conversation:

    Scott MacKenzie and Chris Pickett discussed the potential of AR technology in industrial settings, highlighting its ability to increase productivity and safety. Mark Sage joined the conversation and shared his experience in developing AR technology for various industries. The speakers emphasized the cutting-edge technology and development of advanced AR glasses, which could revolutionize the industry. They also discussed the potential of AR in industrial applications, including maintenance, healthcare, and military uses.

    Action Items
    [ ] Reach out to Chris Pickett on LinkedIn or via email at digilens.com to learn more about DigiLens' smart glasses and how they can enable productivity improvements.
    [ ] Begin mass production of DigiLens' smart glasses for industrial, enterprise, military and other applications in Q2 of the year.
    [ ] Continue regulatory approval process for DigiLens' smart glasses.
    [ ] Explore applications of DigiLens' smart glasses for military use such as enabling remote assistance for repairs and medical procedures.
    Outline
    Industrial innovation, technology, and productivity with a focus on augmented reality glasses.
    Chris Pickett is in the hot seat at the Q1 meeting.
    Mark Sage has experience in startups from various perspectives.
    Chris describes a new technology that enhances productivity in enterprise, industrial, and military settings by projecting information directly into the user's line of sight.
    The technology uses a holographic lens and RFID scanning to streamline tasks and increase efficiency, with the potential to save money and improve workplace safety.
    Chris describes the features of their augmented reality glasses, including cameras, microphones, and battery life.
    Chris highlights their company's expertise in developing head-worn displays with adjustable corrective lenses.
    Augmented reality technology for industrial applications.
    Developing augmented reality technology for industrial, military, and healthcare applications.
    Scott MacKenzie geeks out on augmented reality glasses from DigiLens.

    If interested in being on the Industrial Talk show, simply contact us and let's have a quick conversation.

    Finally, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Marketing Process Course” for Greater Success in 2024. All links designed for keeping you current in this rapidly changing Industrial Market. Learn! Grow! Enjoy!

    CHRIS PICKETT'S CONTACT INFORMATION:

    Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-pickett-033b491/

    Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/digilensinc/

    Company Website: https://www.digilens.com/

    • 14 min
    Brent Kedzierski with Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence

    Brent Kedzierski with Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence

    Industrial Talk is chatting with Brent Kedzierski, Principal Industrial Strategist at Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence about “The ever evolving human condition and adapting to workplace expectations”. The following is a summary of our conversation:

    Retaining skilled workers in the evolving workplace. 0:03

    Brent discusses retaining skilled workers in the evolving workplace.

    Industrial talk podcast focuses on innovation and business resilience.

    Brent shares their background, growing up around steel mills and factories in Pittsburgh, and how it influenced their perspective on work.

    Brent and Scott MacKenzie discuss their experiences with steel mill tours and the heat generated during the manufacturing process.

    Connected worker technology and its evolution in industry. 5:53

    Brent highlights hexagon's innovation and density in the market, with over half of oil, gas, and chemical organizations using their products.

    Brent and Scott MacKenzie discuss the challenges of creating an end-to-end connected worker solution, including telling the story and narrative of what it looks like.

    Brent discusses maturity model for manufacturing, connecting workers and machines.

    Industry aspires to reach "smart factory" level, with machines anticipating issues and self-optimizing.

    Connected worker ecosystems and their complexity. 12:14

    Brent: Companies need experts to navigate automation, Cobots, and human aid.

    Brent: Understanding algorithm to optimize work for automation and human aid.

    Brent: Lack of expertise and strategy in connected ecosystems industry.

    Vendors sell single point solutions, creating clutter and confusion.

    The need for specialized skills in technology and industry. 17:22

    Companies lack integration specialists and data scientists to coordinate technology platforms.

    Speaker suggests companies need to specialize in emerging technologies to stay competitive.

    Career paths in tech, including the importance of skilling up for AI and automation. 21:54

    Gen Z prioritizes debt-free education and alternative career paths.

    Brent: Pipelines of talented people needed for AI, data scrubbing, and human-machine interface design.

    Brent: Social impact specialists needed to address environmental aspects of drilling and mining operations.

    Industry 5.0, automation, and collaboration. 26:35

    Environmental engineer's grandson is now a social impact specialist.

    Brent: Industry 5.0 will require greater resilience through collaboration (14 words)

    Scott MacKenzie: Trustworthy individuals needed for data-driven decision making (14 words)

    Improving work experience through technology and collaboration. 31:28

    Brent emphasizes the importance of predictive and prescriptive analytics in business, citing their potential to add more value than descriptive and diagnostic analytics.

    Brent stresses the importance of collaboration and trust in finding the right analytics solutions, citing the overuse of the term "collaboration" as a key challenge in the field.

    Brent discusses the "anatomy of work" and how it affects employee engagement and productivity.

    Brent believes that cyber-physical connectivity can improve the work experience and increase employee satisfaction.

    Steel industry challenges and opportunities with a focus on quality, safety, and environmental impact. 36:42

    Brent discusses steel industry, highlighting US history and current concerns about Chinese production standards.

    Brent worries about environmental impact of Chinese steel production and industry's need for strategic quality control.

    Brent Smith is an expert in industrial automation and robotics.

    Listeners can reach out to Brent on LinkedIn for more information.

    If interested in being on the Industrial Talk show, simply contact us and let's have a quick conversation.

    Finally, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Marketing Process Course” for Greater

    • 41 min
    Paul Crocker with Reliability X

    Paul Crocker with Reliability X

    Industrial Talk is onsite at SMRP 31 and talking to Paul Crocker, Sr. Reliability Engineer at Reliability X about "Ensuring your asset management training aligns with technology". Here are some of the key takeaways from our conversation:

    Industrial asset management and reliability with a guest speaker. 0:03

    Paul is a reliability engineer with 29 years of experience in maintenance and asset management.

    At Reliability X, Paul focuses on ensuring clean and drinkable water through asset management and reliability.

    Paul discusses a utility implementation project that has taken around 3 years, with ongoing development and legacy data issues.

    Paul and Scott MacKenzie discuss the challenges of implementing new systems while still dealing with existing issues and lack of end-user experience.

    Implementing an enterprise system development approach. 5:01

    Scott MacKenzie and Paul discuss challenges with enterprise system development, including data cleaning and legacy systems.

    Paul advises against translating old systems into new ones, instead focusing on understanding new system's functionality and mapping processes.

    Paul provides a tour of their old system to new employees to help them understand its functionality and processes.

    Paul highlights the importance of mapping out processes before implementing a new system, saving time and money in the long run.

    Scott MacKenzie agrees, emphasizing the value of identifying gaps and improving processes, rather than simply accepting the status quo.

    Reliability engineering and asset management. 11:30

    Scott MacKenzie and Paul discuss the implementation of a big project across different departments in a utility company.

    They talk about the challenges of aligning distribution, transmission, generation, and substations, and how the project is being implemented in a geographically diverse manner.

    Scott MacKenzie interviews Paul Crocker on reliability engineering and asset management.

    Paul Crocker shares insights on the importance of collaboration and education in the industry.

    Finally, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Why You Need To Podcast” for Greater Success in 2024. All links designed for keeping you current in this rapidly changing Industrial Market. Learn! Grow! Enjoy!

    PAUL CROCKER'S CONTACT INFORMATION:

    Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pcrockerkck/

    Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/reliabilityx/

    Company Website: https://reliabilityx.com/

    • 16 min

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