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Standards, Standards Everywhere

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

Release Date: 03/06/2024

Boeing and Good Manufacturing Leadership show art Boeing and Good Manufacturing Leadership

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

Gary offers observations on the continuing saga of former GE executives running Boeing changing the culture from engineering-driven to Wall Street-driven. Also thoughts on good manufacturing leadership.

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Descent Into Normal--State of Automation Market show art Descent Into Normal--State of Automation Market

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

Gary discusses the current state of the automation and control market. Why it seems to be a stable market and why the media in the market are shrinking. He riffs from Seth Godin blog  The Drift to Normal. As an organization grows in scale, the idiosyncrasy and distinctiveness that was originally informed by the taste of the founders moves toward the mean. Over time, things get more average. I have arranged a special deal with energy drink makers Magic Mind. Listeners can visit https://www.magicmind.com/garym and get up to 56% off your subscription for the next 10 days with my code...

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Slow Productivity show art Slow Productivity

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

Gary discusses productivity, slow productivity movement, busyness or pseudo-productivity. Sponsors Inductive Automation inductiveautomation.com and Magic Mind, magicmind.com/garym and use code GARYM20.

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Standards, Standards Everywhere show art Standards, Standards Everywhere

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

I've seen successes of industry standards. I've also seen industrial standards struggle to break through the logjam of large companies drive to lock customers into their ecosystem. What is the latest of OPAF and what is the meaning of Schneider Electric's announcement of a product built with with Red Hat and IBM and development of a new computer communication standard? I have arranged a special deal with energy drink makers Magic Mind. Listeners can visit https://www.magicmind.com/garym and get up to 56% off your subscription for the next 10 days with my code GARYM20. After 10 days, you can...

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Where Do Profits Come From? show art Where Do Profits Come From?

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

Boeing is a company that has lost its way. I have no idea why the board has not sacked the CEO. The 737MAX  program was a fiasco and continues to haunt the company. The 787 program ran way behind schedule costing the company billions. This is what happens when you ignore product and serving customers instead focusing solely on financial numbers. We are a business company not an engineering company, said one Boeing CEO. How right he was. They can't build an airplane anymore. But they can still count, I guess.

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Leadership: The Art of Listening and Conversing show art Leadership: The Art of Listening and Conversing

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

Gary gives leadership growth tips based on Dan Lyons "The Power of Keeping Your Mouth Shut in an Endlessly Noisy World" and David Brooks "How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen."

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Why Are Industrial Technology Vendors Moving to Software? show art Why Are Industrial Technology Vendors Moving to Software?

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

After attending several technology supplier user conferences this summer and fall, a colleague asked why suppliers are emphasizing software. I ponder this question in this podcast essay. And ask what the new breed of engineers will bring with new ideas. Maybe Arduino control platforms? Worth asking.

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Have Digital Productivity Tools Failed Us? show art Have Digital Productivity Tools Failed Us?

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

Do digital tools have the effect of adding more things to our plate rather than helping us get things done? Gary looks at how software helped him get productive and then seemed to bog down and still accomplish a lot, but it seems slower over all. Even more, what is more important—getting more done or doing what is impactful?

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252 Technology Market Innovation to Maturity Cycles show art 252 Technology Market Innovation to Maturity Cycles

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

My career spans the innovation to maturity cycle of three technology markets--PC, IT, Automation. I wonder what's next.

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251 HUG 2023 show art 251 HUG 2023

Gary On Manufacturing - Gary Mintchell

I went to this year's Honeywell User Group with many questions. They were all answered as you will hear. There were many questions begging for answers as I traveled to Florida. What was Honeywell HIVE, and how does it relate to the ExxonMobil initiated Open Process Automation group? What is Honeywell Digital Prime and what customer problems does it address? What successes have Honeywell achieved with sustainability initiatives? Honeywell was an early mobility developer. What has progressed in that regard? What role does Honeywell see for AR and VR?

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I've seen successes of industry standards. I've also seen industrial standards struggle to break through the logjam of large companies drive to lock customers into their ecosystem. What is the latest of OPAF and what is the meaning of Schneider Electric's announcement of a product built with with Red Hat and IBM and development of a new computer communication standard?

I have arranged a special deal with energy drink makers Magic Mind. Listeners can visit https://www.magicmind.com/garym and get up to 56% off your subscription for the next 10 days with my code GARYM20. After 10 days, you can still get 20% off for one time purchases and subscriptions. That’s magicmind.com/garym with the code GARYM20.

This podcast is sponsored by Inductive Automation. https://www.inductiveautomation.com