James Soto with Industrial Strength Marketing

Industrial Talk is talking to James Soto, CEO at Industrial Strength Marketing about “Manufacturing resources for manufacturing success”.

Scott Mackenzie hosts James Soto on the Industrial Talk Podcast to discuss the Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP). Soto highlights the MEP’s role in supporting small and medium-sized manufacturers through resources like Lean Six Sigma and addressing skilled labor gaps. He emphasizes the MEP’s importance in reshoring and nearshoring efforts and its collaboration with universities and advanced manufacturing institutes. Soto notes funding challenges and the need for continued support to maintain the MEP’s impact. He advocates for manufacturers to engage with the MEP for efficiency, funding, and innovation, stressing the network’s irreplaceable value.

Curtis Sutherland with TAB Bank

Industrial Talk is talking to Curtis Sutherland, Senior Vice President at TAB Bank about “Financial Solutions for Scaling your Industrial Business”.

Scott Mackenzie hosts an Industrial Talk podcast featuring Curtis Sutherland from Tab Bank, a virtual commercial bank serving small to medium-sized businesses across the U.S. since 1998. Curtis, with a background in computer programming and business development, explains Tab Bank’s unique approach to lending, focusing on assets like receivables and inventory rather than cash flow. He highlights the bank’s flexibility in providing customized financing solutions, especially for companies affected by tariffs and supply chain disruptions. Curtis emphasizes the importance of understanding regional business needs and the bank’s responsiveness in supporting manufacturers through various economic challenges.

Evelin Arnold and Luca Sala with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence

Industrial Talk is onsite at Hexagon LIVE and talking to Dr. Evelin Arnold and Luca Sala with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence about “Precise metrology solutions”.

Scott Mackenzie hosts a podcast discussing industrial innovations and trends with guests Evelin Arnold and Luca Sala from Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence. They highlight the company’s new coordinate measuring machine (CMM), Maestro, which uses a software called Metrology Mentor to automate programming and improve efficiency. Maestro is designed to be user-friendly, reducing programming time by 80% and overall measurement time by 40% compared to traditional CMMs. It also features a digital twin for simulation and real-time data sharing, enhancing productivity and adaptability. The conversation emphasizes the importance of educating, collaborating, and innovating in the industrial sector.

Kevin Turpin with Weavix

Industrial Talk is talking to Kevin Turpin, Chief Executive Officer at Weavix about “Connecting disconnected workers for operational success”.

Scott MacKenzie hosts an industrial podcast celebrating professionals and their innovations. Kevin Turpin, CEO of Weavix, discusses their platform that enhances industrial communication and problem-solving. Weavix offers a real-time communication system that integrates data and translation, improving efficiency and safety. Turpin highlights a case where a five-minute reduction in pushback time for an airline could save $1.5 billion. Weavix’s platform, which can be implemented quickly, aims to connect and empower the workforce, reducing incidents and improving operational efficiency. The platform also offers customer support directly on the device.

Greg Holdsworth with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence

Industrial Talk is onsite at Hexagon LIVE and talking to Greg Holdsworth, with at Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence about “Game changing metrology solution”.

Scott MacKenzie discusses the Industrial Talk podcast and the importance of education, collaboration, innovation, and effective communication in industrial success. He highlights a free ebook and workbook on these elements. At Hexagon Live in Las Vegas, Scott interviews Greg Holdsworth about Hexagon’s autonomous metrology suite, which automates measurement processes to improve accuracy, speed, and standardization. Greg explains how the software imports CAD models and generates measurement programs, reducing human error. The technology, used in low-volume, highly engineered products, enhances quality control by validating parts against digital twins. Greg can be contacted via LinkedIn.