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Reliability Radio EP 348 Jack Ryan - JLL - TRC25
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Reliability Radio EP 348 Jack Ryan - JLL - TRC25

They discuss the critical need for persistence in asset validation, why reliability is a never-ending journey, and how to handle skepticism in the field. Tune in for career advice, the reality of AI, and why you should never put a "horse slide" in your presentation.

Reliability Radio EP 347 Fabrice Brion - I-Care - TRC25
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Reliability Radio EP 347 Fabrice Brion - I-Care - TRC25

Is AI coming to take your job, or save it? Fabrice Gray of I-care joins Reliability Radio to discuss how bottom-up technology strategies can combat the "Silver Tsunami" and workforce shortages. Learn why the future of maintenance looks less like a traditional factory and more like a Formula 1 pit crew, where AI turns raw data into surgical precision.

Reliability Radio EP 346: THE GLUG: WHY YOU'RE OVERWHELMED - Bryce Steffens - JLL
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Reliability Radio EP 346: THE GLUG: WHY YOU'RE OVERWHELMED - Bryce Steffens - JLL

Feeling overwhelmed by constant demands? Bryce Steffens (JLL) reveals the "Glug Effect"—and how to stop it. Learn his unique strategy: eliminate your own job by documenting tacit knowledge. This not only prepares you for technology shifts but frees up time for passionate work and dramatically improves team reliability.

Reliability Radio EP 345: HIGH STAKES UPTIME Michael Bigelow - Seattle Children's Hospital
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Reliability Radio EP 345: HIGH STAKES UPTIME Michael Bigelow - Seattle Children's Hospital

On this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ welcome Michael Bigelow, Systems Engineering, Energy and Water Efficiency lead at Seattle Children’s Hospital, to discuss the extreme measures taken to ensure the reliability of critical assets, specifically patient transport elevators.

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Reliability Radio EP 344: IS YOUR HAND CALIBRATED? Matt Vilardebo - JLL
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Reliability Radio EP 344: IS YOUR HAND CALIBRATED? Matt Vilardebo - JLL

On Reliability Radio, Hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ interview JLL's Matt Vilardebo about his four-decade career in reliability. Hear his unique perspective on why organizations still resist proactive maintenance, the arrogance that leads to catastrophic failures, and the challenges of integrating predictive data into a formal work order system.

Reliability Radio EP 343: A HUMAN MUST BE IN THE LOOP Bill Kilbey - Waites
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Reliability Radio EP 343: A HUMAN MUST BE IN THE LOOP Bill Kilbey - Waites

AI is mentioned 43 times on earnings calls, but is it the answer? Bill Kilby reveals that even with 5 billion sensor readings processed daily, Weight Sensor Technology insists on a human in the loop. Learn why analyst experience is irreplaceable, and how to harness AI without outsourcing your critical thinking.

Reliability Radio EP 342: THE AI EASY BUTTON MYTH Candi Robison - Ultimo
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Reliability Radio EP 342: THE AI EASY BUTTON MYTH Candi Robison - Ultimo

AI is everywhere, but it's not an "easy button." Candi Robinson reveals why 20 years of bad data and printing work orders will derail your AI strategy. Learn the foundational steps you must take to accelerate your time-to-value and transform your business before the technology works for you.

Reliability Radio EP 341: THE 70% FAILURE TRAP Allen Rienstra - SDT Ultrasound
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Reliability Radio EP 341: THE 70% FAILURE TRAP Allen Rienstra - SDT Ultrasound

Do you have an ultrasonic tool collecting dust in a closet? Allen Rienstra reveals why 70% of new condition monitoring programs fail: they skip continuous training. Learn the crucial difference between certification and implementation training and discover why ultrasound owns the apex of the P-F curve.

Reliability Radio EP 340: THE VIBRATION LIE - Robert Skeirik
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Reliability Radio EP 340: THE VIBRATION LIE - Robert Skeirik

Maximo® Predict is great, but here's the truth: standard wireless vibration fails to detect the #1 cause of machine failure. Robert Skeirik, a vibration expert with 13 patents, reveals why "overall" readings miss rolling element defects and how i-care uses a multi-parameter sensor to give you a true, actionable timeline.

Reliability Radio EP 339: THE 'MUST TO DUST' SECRET, Jon Mortensen - IFS
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Reliability Radio EP 339: THE 'MUST TO DUST' SECRET, Jon Mortensen - IFS

Jon Mortensen from IFS discusses the end-to-end Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) journey. Learn how their Asset Investment Planning (AIP) solution optimizes constrained capital over 20 years and how a pragmatic 'Industrial AI' approach automates tedious busywork and prepares the enterprise for the next phase: AI Agents.

Reliability Radio EP 338: 2.5 YEARS TO BLACK BELT, Sheldon Roper – JLL
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Reliability Radio EP 338: 2.5 YEARS TO BLACK BELT, Sheldon Roper – JLL

How do you go from a brand new reliability engineer to a CRL Black Belt in just two and a half years? Sheldon Roper of JLL shares his journey, revealing that the key isn't extra work, but simply documenting the valuable projects you're already doing every day. Learn what it takes to get your Black Belt and why this prestigious certification is a powerful tool for demonstrating value to your organization.

Reliability Radio EP 337: THE AI THAT CAME FROM SUBMARINES, Jeremy Frank KCF
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Reliability Radio EP 337: THE AI THAT CAME FROM SUBMARINES, Jeremy Frank KCF

What do helicopters and submarines have to do with industrial AI? Jeremy Frank, CEO of KCF Technologies, shares the incredible origin story of his company. Discover their unique technology that sends 10x more data on a low energy budget, and learn why the hardest part of the AI revolution isn't the tech—it’s getting "grizzled veterans" to embrace change.

Reliability Radio EP 336: SAP & AI: NO MORE T-CODES, Andy Hancock
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Reliability Radio EP 336: SAP & AI: NO MORE T-CODES, Andy Hancock

Say goodbye to transaction codes. Andy Hancock from SAP reveals how their digital assistant, Joule, is using AI to transform maintenance and asset management. Discover how natural language can replace complex T-codes, enable cross-functional decision support, and ultimately reduce screen time for your team.

Reliability Radio EP 335: STOP OVERBUYING PARTS, Jeremiah Woodford – Verusen AI (MRO Strategy)
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Reliability Radio EP 335: STOP OVERBUYING PARTS, Jeremiah Woodford – Verusen AI (MRO Strategy)

Optimizing spares inventory is often a forgotten item. This session with Jeremiah Woodford of Verusen AI reveals how to leverage an organization's purchase history to identify the right MRO strategy. Learn how to use AI to solve the perennial problems of overbuying and poor tracking.

Reliability Radio EP 333: THE SHINY OBJECT SYNDROME - Jennifer Gatza - Maven
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Reliability Radio EP 333: THE SHINY OBJECT SYNDROME - Jennifer Gatza - Maven

Are you chasing Maximo's shiny new tools without a plan? Jennifer Gatza from Maven reveals the "cart before the horse" problem of tech-first projects. Learn how to become a trusted advisor and build a disciplined, process-first roadmap that ensures your Maximo journey delivers real value, not just a wishlist of features.

Reliability Radio EP 334: THE LAST MILE FOR AI, Louis Innocent, EAM 360
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Reliability Radio EP 334: THE LAST MILE FOR AI, Louis Innocent, EAM 360

Is your mobile adoption strategy failing? Louis Innocent of EAM 360 reveals why technicians are hesitant to ditch paper for apps. Learn how user-centric design, offline-first apps, and strategic buy-in are critical to success, and discover why mobile is truly the "last mile" for a winning AI strategy.

Reliability Radio EP 332: The Smart Digital Reality, Peter Bynarowicz – Hexagon
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Reliability Radio EP 332: The Smart Digital Reality, Peter Bynarowicz – Hexagon

The "silver tsunami" is real, and it's taking decades of knowledge with it. Peter from Hexagon reveals how Asset Information Management and the creation of a "smart digital reality" are bridging the gap between engineering and maintenance. Discover how digital twins—made with drones, scanners, or even a robot dog—can improve safety, boost efficiency, and attract the next generation of technicians.

Reliability Radio EP 331: PEOPLE ARE THE KEY TO RELIABILITY. Roger Ham and Muhammad Yusuf
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Reliability Radio EP 331: PEOPLE ARE THE KEY TO RELIABILITY. Roger Ham and Muhammad Yusuf

Discover how Kerry Ingredients, a company that reaches 1.2 billion people daily, transformed its operations and won an Uptime Award. Roger Ham and Muhammad Yusuf Bin Nazman reveal their secret to success: a people-first strategy that secured executive sponsorship and empowered a global team to move from a reactive culture to a proactive one.

Reliability Radio EP 330: SMALL TEAM. BIG RELIABILITY. John Fortin & Billy Appleton
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Reliability Radio EP 330: SMALL TEAM. BIG RELIABILITY. John Fortin & Billy Appleton

Discover how the Beverly Salem Water Board, a team of just 18, won an Uptime Award for sustainability. John Fortin and Billy Appleton share their journey from old-school maintenance to a structured Uptime Elements framework, emphasizing culture, new talent, and strategic succession planning.

Reliability Radio EP 329: IBM Predictive Maintenance misinterpreted -Tom Woginrich
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Reliability Radio EP 329: IBM Predictive Maintenance misinterpreted -Tom Woginrich

Is traditional predictive maintenance failing you? IBM's Tom Woginrich reveals how "multivariate analytics" uses surprising data points—like humidity or even a window shade—to predict failures with high confidence and save millions.

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