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El Capitan addicted Big Wall Climber, ex-Wingsuit BASE jumper. Author of 10 books and founder of SuperTopo, OutdoorGearLab, ASCA, The Lake Trail, Sierra Camino
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The Benefits Of Building Agility Before Production

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By Chris McNamara
| Automation World Verified
In this Automation World podcast, we chat with Rittal's Sarah Groden to explore modern manufacturers' challenges related to changing customer requirements, supply-chain disruptions, labor shortages, and accelerating production timelines. The key to staying competitive, Groden explains, is not simply reacting faster—it's designing agility into engineering and manufacturing processes from the very beginning.
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Overcoming The Artificial Intelligence Trust Gap With Vertical AI

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By Chris McNamara
| Automation World Verified
Skip to main content Listen to a discussion with Infinite Uptime CEO Raunak Bhinge on the benefits of vertical AI in industrial operations. In this Automation World podcast, we chat with Infinite Uptime Founder and Managing DirectorRaunak Bhinge to explore the trust problem with artificial intelligence and how vertical AI can overcome that problem.
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New Software. Old Hardware. Emerging Problems.

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By Chris McNamara
| Automation World Verified
Modern software is now running inside products and systems that were originally deployed 10 or 20 or 30 years ago. Compounding this situation is that many industrial organizations lack visibility into what's actually inside their systems. Not good. Here we connect with Matt Wyckhouse, CEO of Finite State, to explore the challenges and fixes related to new software running on old assets. AW: Do industrial organizations still lack visibility into their products and systems? MW: Yes.
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