Making it in Ontario Trillium Network for Advanced Manufacturing

00:00-03:59 - Nick's Intro
04:00-05:15 - Meeting our guest
05:16-09:22 - How did Matthew and Brendan meet? Opining on Aerospace
09:17-13:53 - What is 'The Industrial Commons'?
13:54-17:06 - Are companies more open now to story-telling than before the pandemic?
17:07-20:00 - Putting a cost on an insecure supply chain
20:01-22:55 - The manufacturing that left Ontario vs. what's coming back - chatting about EVs
22:56-28:33 - Inventing the un-invented - or - Brendan's block heater story from the 1980s
28:34-34:05 - Discussing the definition of 'Risk'
34:06-39:41 - Should we chase scale or embrace risk? - or - Matthew's opinions on Excel
39:42-43:24 - Discussing gaps in the industrial commons
43:25-48:14 - What's keeping you awake at night? -or- "Which one is the priority? I don't know!"
48:15-51:12 - What are Matthew and Brendan looking forward to?

00:00-03:46 - Nick's Intro
03:47-08:16 - Meeting the guests
08:17-12:23 - The good, the bad, & the great about nuclear power
12:24-19:08 - "Where does your technology end up going in the plants?"
19:09-22:57 - Discussing innovations in nuclear automation. What's getting innovated?
22:58-28:12 - How automation can remove paper from the tracking process
28:13-33:48 - When your industry regulator WANTS innovation, it leads to great things!
33:49-38:14 - Discussing a specific innovation & the award it won
38:15-41:37 - Bridging the gap between human experience & automation
41:38-44:27 - Darryl describes the nature of the players in the sector - "Compet-a-Mates"

00:00-03:20 - Nick's Intro
03:21-08:12 - Meeting the guests
08:13-14:03 - Why re-shoring aerospace manufacturing makes sense now
14:04-15:19 - "This sounds like automotive manufacturing..."
15:20-23:06 - Nick saw students in class. What were they learning?
23:07-25:35 - How Michelle and Centennial College design courses
25:36-28:21 - Paper usage in aerospace manufacturing
28:22-34:42 - How Michelle and Centennial College design courses - continued
34:43-42:08 - How do we inspire youth to get involved in aerospace?
42:09-46:35 - The Green Fund was great. What else is DAIR working on?

00:00-04:11 - Nick's Intro
04:12-04:41 - Meeting the guests
04:42-08:21 - Quick history of Linamar and their capabilities
08:22-15:40 - Introducing the Linamar Innovation Hub (iHub) - the 6 new verticals
15:41-16:37 - Linamar and the City of Guelph - a long history & a bright future
16:38-19:40 - How the iHub hit the ground running during the COVID19 pandemic
19:41-22:15 - The challenges facing innovators & inventors, & how Limamar can help
22:16-23:44 - Discussing the Food Vertical
23:45-25:45 - Automobility & the iHub
25:46-30:04 - Linamar & their Municipal/Academic/Industrial partners
30:05-34:11 - Vision2100 - or - The importance of having a strategy
34:12-37:49 - How Brett and Somila got to where they are today
37:50-41:34 - Get to know the iHub! - or - "We want to meet startups" -Linamar
41:35-43:07 - What's next?

00:00-02:29 - Intro
02:30-04:53 - Meeting the guest, and reviewing Windsor's automotive history
04:54-06:55 - The shift to Automobility and the new players entering the game
06:56-09:40 - The challenges of making the shift - or - It's not only rock and roll
09:41-12:31 - Discussing the academic (and other) supports for Windsor's transition
12:32-19:39 - Reviewing the vast capabilities of the VR Cave
19:40-23:02 - The view from outside of Windsor
23:03-26:39 - Taking a deep dive into the academic partners' course offerings
26:40-35:11 - The evolving nature of Economic Development -or- Understanding your product
35:12-38:47 - How does Steven grow his team?
38:48-45:30 - Automobility - a different kind of disruption
45:31-48:50 - The view of Windsor from outside of Windsor

00:00-03:09 - Intro
03:10-04:11 - Meeting the guests
04:12-05:20 - Starting at the beginning - Eclipse's history...
05:21-08:06 - ...and how it shaped their culture today
08:07-10:48 - Let's talk tech - or - the rise of data in industrial automation
10:49-15:52 - Adopting new technology & Eclipse's approach to complex problems
15:53-20:01 - Explaining Eclipse's 'entrepreneurial mindset' from top to bottom
20:02-23:08 - How Eclipse keep their staff engaged through complex & challenging projects
23:09-28:15 - Where Nick & Jacquelyne met, & discussing their 'talent pipeline'
28:16-33:57 - What more can industry do to attract talent?
33:58-39:41 - Discussing some of their finished work
39:42-43:00 - The advantages of operating in Cambridge
43:01-48:44 - The recent acquisition of Eclipse by Accenture - What's all that about?
48:45-54:30 - No job too small!