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Industrial Talk is about celebrating the women and men of industry and manufacturing. We celebrate these innovative leaders and companies because they make our lives better and are changing the world for the better! These passionate leaders collaborate, innovate and educate with speed and purpose to positively impact people and communities around the world. Industrial Talk in collaboration with industry and manufacturing leaders address topics that include: Digital Transformation, Big Data, Industry 4.0, IoT, IIoT, AI, ML, Optimization, Edge, Cloud, Asset Reliability, Maintenance, 5G, Sales, Marketing and Branding and strategies for success. This is a podcast that is focused on Getting Stuff Done and learning from individuals and companies that have been there and have a track record of success. We celebrate a bright future in industry and manufacturing from with women and men dedicated to making our communities and world a better place.Copyright 2026 The Industrial Talk Podcast with Scott MacKenzie Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo
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  • George Williams with ReliabilityX

    George Williams with ReliabilityX
    Jan 6 2026
    Industrial Talk is onsite at SMRP 2025 and talking to George Williams, CEO at ReliabilityX about "Successful Reliability begins with people". Scott Mackenzie announced upcoming events where Industrial Talk will broadcast, including Power Gen January 20-22 and MD&M West February 3-5. He introduced George Williams, who discussed his career progression from a painter to a global asset manager and co-founder of ReliabilityX. George emphasized the importance of growing "doers" through education, training, and mentoring to improve plant performance and reliability. He highlighted the need for practical applications of technology, such as using vibration sensors to prevent product giveaway. George also stressed the importance of collaboration, innovation, and adapting to the changing workforce to ensure sustainability and relevance in the industry. Action Items
    • [ ] Broadcast Industrial Talk on site at PowerGen (January 20–22) and host conversations at booth 349 during the event
    • [ ] Broadcast Industrial Talk on site at MD&M West (February 3–5) in Anaheim and engage attendees on the show floor
    • [ ] Publish George Williams / ReliabilityX contact information and link on the Industrial Talk website and include it with the episode content
    • [ ] Build and maintain the members-only area on the ReliabilityX website with a growing library of Kahoot quizzes (pneumatics, hydraulics, power transmission, etc.) for team training and engagement

    Outline Upcoming Events and Broadcasts
    • Scott announces upcoming events where Industrial Talk will be broadcasting on-site, including Power Gen January 20-22 at booth 349 and MD&M West February 3-5 in Anaheim, California.
    • Emphasizes the importance of attending these events for manufacturing professionals and encourages listeners to look him up for specific discussions.
    • Scott welcomes listeners to the Industrial Talk podcast, celebrating industry professionals and their contributions to making the world a better place.

    Introduction of George Williams and ReliabilityX
    • Scott introduces George Williams, a key figure at ReliabilityX, and praises the organization for its commitment to storytelling and roundtable discussions.
    • George Williams shares his background, starting as a painter in a large pharmaceutical plant and eventually becoming responsible for global asset management.
    • Discusses his transition to a $17 billion medical device company and eventually starting his own business with his partner, Joe.
    • Highlights the passion of George and Joe for seeing people grow and succeed in their careers.

    Core Business of ReliabilityX
    • George explains that ReliabilityX's core business is the growth of doers, focusing on educating, training, coaching, and mentoring individuals to improve plant performance and reliability.
    • Emphasizes the importance of understanding and focusing on the growth of individuals rather than just the technical aspects of reliability.
    • Discusses the need for executive support to scale business and the importance of simplifying reliability for broader understanding and application.
    • Outlines the three key principles of reliability: stopping being the source of problems, doing the right preventive maintenance, and managing degradation.

    Challenges and Solutions in Reliability
    • Scott and George discuss the challenges of maintaining focus in a rapidly changing market and the importance of practical applications of technology.
    • George shares examples of practical applications, such as using vibration sensors to prevent product giveaway and automating processes to improve...
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  • Greg Perry with Fluke

    Greg Perry with Fluke
    Jan 2 2026
    Industrial Talk is onsite at SMRP 2025 and talking to Greg Perry, Sr. Maintenance Reliability and CMMS Coach at Fluke about "Actualize Intelligence in Asset Management". Greg Perry discussed the importance of humanization in Industry 5.0, emphasizing the need to integrate actualized intelligence with artificial intelligence. He highlighted the significance of mapping workflows and the symbiotic relationship between people, processes, and technology. Perry shared insights from his 25 years of experience in computer maintenance management, stressing the importance of continuous improvement and learning. He also touched on the challenges of inspiring the next generation of asset management professionals and the role of community practice in peer review. The conversation concluded with a call to action for industry professionals to stay engaged and adapt to rapid technological changes. Action Items
    • [ ] Publish Gregory Perry's contact information on the Industrial Talk website so listeners can reach him (post contact details on the episode page).
    • [ ] Make LinkedIn profile available as the primary contact channel for Gregory Perry so listeners can connect directly.

    Outline Introduction of New Podcasts
    • Scott introduces three new podcasts: "Ask Molly," focused on marketing and sales, "Business Beatitudes," on leadership virtues, and "The Human Patch," on cybersecurity.
    • Emphasizes the importance of staying current in marketing and sales, and the unique approach of "Business Beatitudes" on leadership from the heart.
    • "The Human Patch" aims to highlight the human element in cybersecurity, working with Farah Barcelona.

    Welcome to Industrial Talk Podcast
    • Scott welcomes listeners to the Industrial Talk Podcast, celebrating industry professionals and their contributions.
    • Highlights the importance of the SMRP event for asset management, maintenance, and reliability professionals.
    • Introduces Greg Perry, a legend in the industry, and sets the stage for their conversation.
    • Greg Perry humorously clarifies his name, preferring to be called Greg.

    Greg Perry's Experience and Insights
    • Greg Perry shares his 25 years of experience in attending and speaking at conferences, describing SMRP as a homecoming for the maintenance, reliability, and asset management community.
    • Emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs and the value of face-to-face interactions at events like SMRP.
    • Scott and Greg Perry discuss the excitement of meeting people from various industries, such as a company that manufactures pasta.
    • Greg Perry uses a metaphor to describe his appetite for learning and staying engaged in the industry.

    The Importance of Mapping Workflows
    • Greg Perry explains the importance of mapping workflows and understanding the fundamentals of people, process, and technology.
    • Shares an example of an engagement where a team had to map out their workflows to understand inefficiencies and improve their processes.
    • Highlights the need for continuous improvement and learning, and the importance of not faking it till you make it.
    • Discusses the symbiotic relationship between people, process, and technology, and the need for alignment.

    Challenges and Opportunities in Industry 5.0
    • Scott and Greg Perry discuss the challenges of inspiring the next generation of asset management professionals.
    • Greg Perry emphasizes the importance of humanization in Industry 5.0 and the need to break down silos and connect pockets of excellence.
    • Highlights the role of actualized intelligence versus artificial intelligence,
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  • Ask Molly - Are We Making Marketing Too Difficult?

    Ask Molly - Are We Making Marketing Too Difficult?
    Dec 31 2025
    The discussion centers on the complexity of modern marketing and the need to simplify it. Scott emphasizes the importance of human connection and storytelling over technical jargon. They argue that overcomplicating marketing with tech stacks and AI-generated content can dilute the human element, leading to inefficiency and reduced trust. Molly agrees, highlighting the need for a well-defined marketing message and strategic tech use. They stress the importance of maintaining a personal touch and being nimble, especially for smaller companies. The conversation concludes with a call to focus on human-centric marketing to build trust and achieve success. Action Items
    • [ ] Use an AI/program to summarize this Ask Molly conversation and produce a concise summary of key points
    • [ ] Publish another Ask Molly episode shortly and notify listeners when it is available
    • [ ] Launch and publish the new podcast series 'Business Beatitudes' and promote it to listeners

    Outline Simplifying Marketing Complexity
    • Scott introduces the podcast, emphasizing the goal of simplifying marketing to help companies succeed.
    • Scott expresses frustration with the complexity of marketing conversations, likening it to needing a decoder ring.
    • The discussion highlights the overwhelming amount of information and the tendency to ignore it due to inundation.
    • Scott stresses the importance of connecting with individuals through the principles of know, like, and trust.

    The Role of Human Element in Marketing
    • Scott argues that marketing should be simplified to focus on personal connections and human elements.
    • The conversation touches on the importance of storytelling and creating a personal brand for companies.
    • Scott believes that the market depends on companies to succeed and that simplifying marketing can lead to tremendous success.
    • The discussion emphasizes the need for companies to be human and relatable in their marketing efforts.

    Challenges of Modern Marketing Technologies
    • Scott and Molly discuss the complexity of the marketing tech stack and its impact on progress.
    • Molly explains how the focus on technology can lead to neglecting the core marketing message and customer engagement.
    • The conversation highlights the inefficiency of spending too much time on technology integration without making progress in marketing.
    • Molly suggests that companies should focus on specific and strategic technology purchases and address needs as they arise.

    Balancing Technology and Human Touch
    • Scott and Molly discuss the importance of maintaining a balance between technology and human interaction in marketing.
    • Molly emphasizes the need for a well-defined marketing message and foundation to avoid chaos and inefficiency.
    • The conversation touches on the challenges of working with large companies and their slower decision-making processes.
    • Scott and Molly agree that smaller companies have an advantage in being nimble and quick to implement changes.

    Impact of AI on Marketing
    • Scott and Molly discuss the role of AI in marketing and its potential to remove the human element.
    • Molly shares an example of how AI can quickly generate marketing content but lacks the personal touch.
    • The conversation highlights the importance of editing and personalizing AI-generated content to maintain authenticity.
    • Scott expresses concern that over-reliance on AI could lead to a lack of trust and engagement from customers.

    The Importance of Human Connection in Marketing
    • Scott and Molly agree that the human element is crucial in marketing and should not be replaced by technology.
    • The...
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