Peter Morrow with Total Resource Management

Industrial Talk is onsite at SMRP 2025 and talking to Peter Morrow, Chief Revenue Officer at Total Resource Management about “EAM Data”.

Scott Mackenzie hosts the Industrial Talk podcast, featuring Peter Morrow, Chief Revenue Officer at TRM, discussing asset management and reliability. TRM, which specializes in Maximo and Hexagon systems, has expanded through acquisitions, aiming to be software-agnostic. Morrow emphasizes the importance of foundational data and best practices in asset management, noting that many companies fail to realize the promised value from their EAM systems. He highlights the need for collaboration and innovation, advocating for maintenance and reliability professionals to lead digital transformation projects. Morrow can be contacted via TRM’s website or LinkedIn.

Jay Allardyce with Octave

Industrial Talk is talking to Jay Allardyce, CPO at Octave about “Unleashing operational data for greater intelligence and insights for industrial success”.

Scott Mackenzie hosts the Industrial Talk podcast, featuring Jay Allardyce, Chief Product Officer at Octave. Octave, formerly Hexagon, focuses on asset management and operations, leveraging data to drive efficiency and innovation. Jay discusses the importance of data accuracy and context, emphasizing the need for a robust data foundation to support AI applications. Octave’s platform integrates design, construction, and operation phases, aiming to simplify workflows and reduce costs. The company also supports co-creation with customers through Octave Colabs. Upcoming Octave Live event is scheduled for June 17-18 in Austin, Texas.

Nikki Smith and Niccolette Hyland at Xcelerate 2026

Industrial Talk is onsite at Xcelerate 2026 and talking to Nikki Smith with Lineage and Niccolette Hyland with Fluke about “Women in Reliability”.

The Industrial Talk podcast, sponsored by Fluke, featured a discussion on women in reliability with Nikki Smith and Niccolette Hyland. Nikki, with 18 years in reliability, shared her journey from safety to engineering after her husband’s workplace accident. Niccolette , in marketing, highlighted the importance of women in engineering and reliability, citing her experience with male-dominated fields. They discussed the cultural impact at Fluke, emphasizing teamwork and psychological safety. Nikki mentioned Lineage Logistics’ 500+ sites and their CMMS implementation, aiming for 100% completion in North America. The conversation underscored the need for diverse perspectives in reliability and the potential of AI to enhance maintenance.

Salim Jaffer with Mobius

Industrial Talk is onsite at Xcelerate 2026 and talking to Salim Jaffer, Strategic Account Manager at Mobius Institute about “Reliability success = Culture”.

The conversation features Salim Jaffer, a strategic account manager at Mobius Institute, discussing his extensive experience in the industry, particularly in reliability and root cause analysis (RCA). He highlights his background with companies like Bentley Nevada, GE, Baker Hughes, and Emerson, and his current role in developing partnerships and training in the Gulf Coast region. Jaffer emphasizes the importance of RCA, the need for a cultural shift towards reliability, and the role of data in predictive maintenance. He also promotes Mobius Institute’s professional training programs, which cover various aspects of asset management and reliability, including vibration analysis, lube oil analysis, and ultrasound training.

Gary Specter with Limble

Industrial Talk is talking to Gary Specter, CEO at Limble about “Optimize preventive maintenance for peak production and ROI”.

Scott Mackenzie hosts an industrial podcast featuring Gary Specter, CEO of Limble, a company specializing in asset management and CMMS. Gary discusses the importance of transitioning from reactive to prescriptive maintenance to enhance efficiency and profitability. He emphasizes the need for clean, usable data to support technicians and the role of AI in rationalizing data. Gary highlights Limble’s strategic vision to make maintenance technicians more efficient, reducing downtime and improving work-life balance. He also stresses the importance of continuous education and collaboration with customers to drive this vision forward.