Patrick Daly Interlinks Podcast

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio del podcast Interlinks. En este episodio tenemos el placer de conversar con dos figuras destacadas en el mundo de la manipulación de materiales, transporte y clasificación: Juan Vicente Sanchis, CEO de Vector Conveyors en Valencia, y Juan Emilio Tudela, Consultor de Desarrollo de Negocios en Cellumation, también en Valencia.En este episodio, profundizaremos en el trabajo innovador de ambos "Juanes" - Juanvi y Juane que están liderando la innovación en su sector, trabajando con una amplia gama de clientes en los sectores de fabricación y distribución. Su experiencia e ideas están moldeando el futuro de la manipulación de materiales y la logística.También exploraremos la singular colaboración entre Vector Conveyors, una empresa registrada en España, y Cellumation GmbH, una empresa registrada en Alemania. Esta colaboración es más que un simple negocio; Vector Conveyors no solo es un inversor, sino también un socio activo en la propiedad de Cellumation. Además, juegan un papel crucial como revendedor e integrador de las soluciones de Cellumation a nivel internacional.Únase a nosotros para una discusión fascinante sobre los desarrollos de vanguardia en la industria de manipulación de materiales, la sinergia entre estas dos empresas, y cómo están revolucionando la logística y distribución en varios sectores. No se pierdan este episodio lleno de perspectivas e inspiración en el podcast Interlinks.

Welcome to the Interlinks podcast. In this episode we're thrilled to bring you a conversation with two dynamic figures in the world of materials handling, conveying, and sorting: Juan Vicente Sanchis, CEO of Vector Conveyors in Valencia, Spain and Juan Emilio Tudela, Business Development Consultant at Cellumation, also based in Valencia, Spain.In this episode, we dive into the innovative work of both "Juans" - Juanvi and Juane. They are at the forefront of innovation in their sector, working with a diverse range of clients in manufacturing and distribution. Their expertise and insights are shaping the future of materials handling and logistics.We'll also explore the unique partnership between Vector Conveyors, a Spanish registered company, and Cellumation GmbH, a German registered company. This collaboration is more than just business; Vector Conveyors is not only an investor but also an active partner in the ownership of Cellumation. Additionally, they play a crucial role as a reseller and integrator of Cellumation's solutions internationally.Join us for an engaging discussion on the cutting-edge developments in the materials handling industry, the synergy between these two companies, and how they are revolutionizing logistics and distribution across various sectors. Tune in to the Interlinks podcast for an episode full of insights and inspiration.

Welcome to another episode of the Interlinks podcast. In this episode we are excited to welcome a special guest, Faisal Abid, the Co-Founder and CTO of Eirene Cremations, a pioneering company based in Ontario, Canada.Faisal is not just an entrepreneur; he's a visionary who harnesses the power of technology to create innovative solutions. At Eirene Cremations, he's challenging the norms and transforming the deathcare industry in Canada.With an impressive 12-year tenure at Google, Faisal brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. His deep expertise in Google Cloud and his role as a Google Developer Expert highlight his profound understanding of technology's capacity to revolutionize industries.In this episode, we delve into how Faisal is using his technological prowess to bring a much-needed transformation to sectors like funeral services, which have traditionally been slow to adopt new technologies.Join us as we explore Faisal's journey, his insights, and how he's positioning Eirene Cremations at the forefront of industry innovation.

In this episode on Interlinks we're thrilled to have Christian Milaster, a renowned authority in digital health and telehealth based in Annapolis, Maryland who takes us on a deep dive into the world of healthcare innovation in the United States. With a rich background that includes working at IBM, Mayo Clinic, and now leading his own boutique consulting firm, Christian is a driving force in revolutionizing healthcare by optimizing telemedicine services for improved care delivery, scalability, and patient satisfaction.In this conversation we explore the innovations taking place in telemedicine services as well as how Christian has built his boutique consultancy firm with drive, dedication, and exquisite care.

Welcome to a new episode of our podcast, where we're thrilled to have Declan Foster, the founder of Martello Change Consulting, as our esteemed guest. Martello Change Consulting has carved a niche in the realm of change management, transformation, and project delivery, offering expert insights and services. In our insightful conversation, Declan sheds light on the reality of Artificial Intelligence amidst the current hype and hysteria. He offers practical advice on how business owners can leverage these technologies to enhance both the efficacy and efficiency of their operations. With his unique perspective, Declan brings much-needed clarity to this complex and often intimidating topic, aiming to boost performance and benefit owners, managers, employees, and customers alike. Tune in as we unravel the intricacies of AI in the business world with Declan Foster.

In this episode of Interlinks I talk to Darren Harris, consultant, trainer, and university lecturer, based in Dublin, Ireland.Darren operates in two interesting and complementary roles currently.On the one hand, in his private consultancy role he is a Research & Development expert in speciality food and technology helping clients in the Irish food sector with R&D, tax grants and grant applications.On the other hand, Darren is a lecturer on bakery and pastry arts at the School of Culinary Art and Food Technology at TUD (Tecnological University Dublin).

The awareness of the importance of international supply chains has grown in recent years, not just among the business fraternity, but more widely in the media, among politicians and ordinary citizens as well. Because of the multiple crises that we have endured such as COVID, Brexit, War in Ukraine and geopolitical tensions with China people now understand much better that it is the correct functioning of these complex supply chains that keeps the show on the road.However, what may people may still not fully appreciate is just how many supply chain partners are involved in bringing even a cup of coffee to their breakfast table and how the correct functioning of these supply chains depends fundamentally of the quality of the relationships between these myriad supply chain partners - producers, buyers, processors, distributors, retailers and logistics service providers.In this conversation with my colleagues Lisa Anderson and Elizabeth Warren from the Supply Chain Special Interest Group of the Society for the Advancement of Consulting (SAC) we explore this fascinating field of supply chain relationships and just how essential they are for the correct functioning of our modern economy.

In this episode of Interlinks, I explore how the world is fragmenting geo-politically in the 2020s in quite surprising ways, and the fact that many businesses have not quite twigged the implications of this reversal in globalisation for the design and operation of the international supply chains that they depend upon to compete.I delve further into what "life after globalisation" might look like and how companies should be equipping themselves to deal with this if they hope to continue to thrive and prosper in that world. In many cases, the supply chains that we built over the last thirty years in the period of peace, stability, and expanding globalisation that say its heyday between 1990 and 2010 will not serve us so well in the future. We are going to have to dramatically reconfigure our supply chains for security, redundancy, agility, and resilience looking to the future.

In this episode of Interlinks we talk to Fred Laluyaux President and CEO of Aera Technology.Aera is a Silicon-Valley-based Decision Intelligence company and a leader in this exciting new area.The company’s Aera Decision Cloud™ integrates with existing systems and data sources to help business with technology-enhanced decision making in real time, and at scale, so that they can achieve sustainability, effectiveness, and efficiency in the context of the high-degree of complexity of their supply chains.In this conversation, Fred and I explore some of the more recent developments and capabilities emerging in this fast-moving sector.