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Our guest this week is Diego Tamburini (https://www.linkedin.com/in/diegotamburini/), Category Manager for Manufacturing for the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace. We explore what the modern manufacturing software landscape looks like from the consumer and vendor perspective, and take a deep dive into what software providers can do to enable an open, interoperable tech stack for manufacturers. We also highlight the importance of collecting data and putting the operator first as manufacturers look to digitally transform their businesses. Augmented Ops is a podcast for industrial leaders, shop floor operators, citizen developers, and anyone else that cares about what the future of frontline operations will look like across industries. This show is presented by Tulip (https://tulip.co/), the Frontline Operations Platform. You can find more from us at Tulip.co/podcast (https://tulip.co/podcast) or by following the show on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/75424477). Special Guest: Diego Tamburini.

In this episode, we’re talking about the IoT (Internet of Things) space and the related data that drives the industry with two industry leaders from Crate.io who specialize in IoT data management: Christian Lutz, founder, and president, and Eva Schönleitner, CEO. Data in the IoT space is unique in many ways, most notably in shape and scale.Also discussed are some of the many announcements made by Microsoft at the annual Ignite conference, which was held recently. As always, there was a lot of big news that came out of Ignite. Microsoft’s Diego Tamburini, Principal Industry Lead for Cloud for Manufacturing gives the scoop.Episode Links:Episode TranscriptCrate.io.NET Core on GitHubPerceptAzure Percept: Edge intelligence from silicon to serviceGuests:Christian Lutz is the founder and president of Crate.io. He has over 20 years of experience as a startup entrepreneur with strong experience in enterprise software. Follow him on LinkedIn.Eva Schönleitner is CEO of Crate.io. She has extensive worldwide experience in the technology and industrial segments and has a track record of developing high-performing organizations. Follow her on LinkedIn and Twitter.Diego Tamburini is Principal Industry Lead for Cloud for Manufacturing at Microsoft. He helps build the best ecosystem for software partners developing manufacturing solutions on Azure and helps them be successful. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter. Host:David Starr is a Principal Azure Solutions Architect in the Marketplace Onboarding, Enablement, and Growth team at Microsoft. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter.

This episode explores amazing technologies and techniques that add tremendous value to organizations looking for new and better ways to bring product to market and discusses simulations of real-world situations in the Azure cloud.Andy Byers, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Ansys, talks about product simulation priorities: more demand for compute, closing the loop between operations and engineering design, and autonomous simulation.He also shares how working with Microsoft solves for the computing power needed to run simulations, what integrating their products into the Microsoft Azure Marketplace as sellable offerings means for Ansys as a software vendor, and how their partnership with Microsoft has been beneficial to them thus far.Show TranscriptGuestsAndy Byers has always been energized by learning modern technologies and has an impact across many fields in his role as Director of Strategic Partnerships at Ansys.In this role, he helps architect and drive strategic alliances between Ansys and others organizations to unlock new engineering capabilities for shared customers.Follow Andy on LinkedIn.Diego Tamburini is the Principal Industry Lead for Azure Manufacturing in the Microsoft Industry Experience team, where he focuses on developing technical content to help manufacturing companies and software developers deliver their solutions on Azure, at scale. He also champions partners who deliver manufacturing solutions using Azure.Follow Diego on LinkedIn or Twitter.HostsPaul Maher is General Manager of the Industry Experiences Team at Microsoft. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter.David Starr is a Principal Azure Solutions Architect in the Industry Experiences Team at Microsoft. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Diego Tamburini, principal industry lead for manufacturing in the cloud + AI division of Microsoft, reviews the impact of the COVID-19 crisis in manufacturing. He shares his thoughts about how the industry should respond—and lists the attributes of manufacturers best positioned to survive the crisis. Finally, he outlines new opportunities for developers of smart manufacturing software solutions under the “new normal.”

Çağlayan Arkan, Microsoft’s Vice President and Global Sales Lead for the Manufacturing Industry at Microsoft, joins in this episode to talk about how Microsoft is engaging manufacturing and the supply chain. The discussion covers the current situation for manufacturers during in the current COVID-19 pandemic and how Microsoft is reaching out to customers and partners. Further, Diego Tamburini, Principal Industry Lead in Azure for Manufacturing joins in to dive deeper on Microsoft’s partner ecosystem and how companies can join in that conversation.Other topics covered include current and emerging trends and technology for the following pillars:Workforce transformationEngaging customers in new waysBuilding more agile factoriesCreating more resilient Supply chainsUnlocking innovation and delivering new servicesShow Links[Transcript]The Future Computed: AI in manufacturingManufacturing Industry site: COVID Webinar series linksMicrosoft Industry Digital Forum: Exploring the current manufacturing environment in light of COVID-19Microsoft Industry Digital Forum: Stories and Solutions Creating Manufacturing and Supply Chain ResiliencyMicrosoft Industry Digital Forum: Re-FACTORY-ing Stories and Solutions Enabling Agile ProductionGuestsÇağlayan ArkanVice President, Global Sales Lead, Manufacturing Industry at MicrosoftAs Vice President, Manufacturing Industry at Microsoft, Çağlayan Arkan is responsible for managing the digital transformation for manufacturing companies across high-tech and electronics, industrial equipment, aerospace, and chemicals/agrochemicals globally, as well as guiding growth and compete strategies for Microsoft in these verticals worldwide.Çağlayan is passionate about empowering customers to position themselves as first movers or fast followers in today’s disruptive era. By supporting organizations with new technology-led capabilities, strategies and insights that will fundamentally reinvent their products, services and business models, Çağlayan and his team are helping businesses drive sustained growth, agile innovation and operational excellence.Prior to his current role, Çağlayan held several leadership roles at Microsoft and Siemens, successfully spearheading new strategic growth, market penetration and business development initiativesLinkedInBlogTwitter: @Caglayan_ArkanDiego TamburiniPrincipal Industry Lead - Azure for ManufacturingDiego builds the best ecosystem of software partners developing manufacturing solutions on Azure and helping them be successful.LinkedInTwitter: @DiegoTamburini

Paul Maher, Dr. Diego Tamburini & Ercenk Keresteci lead Industry Experiences at Microsoft, developing manufacturing solutions on Azure. https://azure.microsoft.com https://twitter.com/industryxp Paul ► https://linkedin.com/in/pauljmaher Diego ► https://linkedin.com/in/diegotamburini Ercenk ► https://linkedin.com/in/ercenk ******* This interview is in partnership with COFES Institute, the world’s largest community fostering the convergence of advanced enabling engineering and design technologies. https://cofesinstitute.org ******* Simulation is rebirthing the public intellectual by hosting the greatest multidisciplinary minds of our time. Build the future. Architect the frameworks and resource flows to maximize human potential. http://simulationseries.com ******* SUBSCRIBE TO SIMULATION ► YOUTUBE: http://bit.ly/SimYoTu ITUNES: http://bit.ly/SimulationiTunes INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/SimulationIG TWITTER: http://bit.ly/SimulationTwitter ******* FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/SimulationFB SOUNDCLOUD: http://bit.ly/SimulationSC LINKEDIN: http://bit.ly/SimulationLinkedIn PATREON: http://bit.ly/SimulationPatreon CRYPTO: http://bit.ly/SimCrypto ******* NUANCE-DRIVEN DISCOURSE ► http://bit.ly/SimulationTG WATCH ALLEN'S TEDx TALK ► http://bit.ly/AllenTEDx FOLLOW ALLEN ► INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/AllenIG TWITTER: http://bit.ly/AllenT ******* LIST OF THOUGHT-PROVOKING QUESTIONS ► http://simulationseries.com/the-list GET IN TOUCH ► simulationseries@gmail.com

Transcript In this episode, we dive into IoT, High Performance Computing (HPC) and even delve into scaling strategies. Diego Tamburini takes us deep into the digital transformation occurring in the manufacturing world. Along the way we discuss IoT, moving systems and data into Azure, and the interesting issues that can come up in time-series data. Additionally, we even go deeply into some 3D printing for manufacturing and rendering jobs from standalone desktop applications. Show Links Big Compute: HPC and Batch Azure Batch Manufacturing home page Azure for Manufacturing Diego Tamburini Diego Tamburini is the Principal Industry Lead for Azure Manufacturing in the Microsoft Industry Experience team, where he focuses on developing technical content to help manufacturing companies and software developers deliver their solutions on Azure, at scale. He also champions partners who deliver manufacturing solutions using Azure. Follow Diego on LinkedIn or Twitter. David Starr In addition to being the host of this podcast, David is a Principal Cloud Solutions Architect at Microsoft, focusing on healthcare. He loves creating with code and with large systems supporting scale. He enjoys all aspects of developing, delivering and operating software systems. He is also passionate about the end-to-end process, methods and techniques, and the patterns and practices of high performing software development teams, using skills that transcend specific technology stacks.  Follow David on LinkedIn or Twitter.

Diego Tamburini is the Principal Manufacturing Industry Lead, on the Microsoft Azure Industry Experiences Team, where he focuses on ensuring that Azure delivers the best cloud platform for Manufacturing customers, and sharing Microsoft’s cloud story with decision makers and influencers. Prior to joining Microsoft, he worked as the Manufacturing Industry Strategist for Autodesk, where he helped define the vision for Autodesk in manufacturing, and was an evangelist of Autodesk’s thought leadership in the industry, by delivering talks, writing, and engaging with the media and industry analysts. Contact Diego: Twitter: @DiegoTamburini LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diegotamburini/ Links to Microsoft resources for Manufacturing, as discussed during the interview: Azure IoT: https://aka.ms/AskTheCEO/IoT Azure IoT Solution Accelerators: https://aka.ms/AskTheCEO/IoTAccelerators Azure IoT Central: https://aka.ms/AskTheCEO/IoTCentral Contact Avrohom: web: http://asktheceo.biz email: avrohomg@asktheceo.biz Twitter: @avrohomg Instagram: @avrohomg Phone: +1 (845) 418-5340 Phone: +972-72-224-4449 INTERVIEW HIGHLIGHTS: [01:30] What are some of the ways today's technology, such as IoT, AI, Machine Learning, etc. is impacting businesses in the Manufacturing Industry? And how is Microsoft making a difference in the marketplace? [01:30] Manufacturing is becoming a data driven industry. [03:15] Microsoft has the best Industry and Enterprise ready Cloud platform, for software developers that want to develop industry solutions on top of it. [08:43] Predictive Maintenance is enabled by Predictive Analytics, which increases efficiency and reduces downtime. [10:00] Smart Manufacturing is for everyone. Not just the most advanced or biggest companies. [11:20] By now, every industry is developing countless use cases for what's rapidly becoming the ubiquitous Blockchain. How is Blockchain being leveraged to benefit Manufacturing? [11:20] Manufacturing leverages Blockchain to prevent counterfitting of parts. [11:20] Manufacturing leverages Blockchain to verify authenticity of Digital Files (i.e. 3D Printing blueprints). [14:41] In what ways are you seeing 3D printing make an impact in Manufacturing? [18:39] Not to get into politics, we're currently in the midst of some pretty intense trade war negotiations. How can Smart Manufacturing help US Companies with their competitiveness in the global marketplace? [21:14] Should we be concerned about robots taking away our jobs? [22:00] We are now in the 4th Industrial Revolution. [23:00] Don't fight automation, embrace it. [23:30] Automation is about the shifting of jobs. Focus on retraining existing workforce and becoming more agile, as the change is coming faster and faster. [28:09] What do you think is going to be the next disruptor in Manufacturing? [31:01] Soon, robots will schedule their own maintenance! Questions from the Audience: [31:45] Jonathan Goga - Recruitment Consultant at Alto, Cheltenham, UK - The IoT industry will experience huge growth over the next decade. What is Microsoft doing to close the skills gap, and up skill existing talent? [34:00] Richard Gold - London, UK - Large companies are moving to Cloud-based systems. What are the implications for the end consumer? Bennet Bayer - Former Global CMO @ Huawei, Seattle, WA: 1. [36:50] As more VAR's become MSP's, what does the Microsoft Cloud-first strategy mean for the Enterprise Channel Partner? 2. [38:01] What keeps you awake at night? [38:44] Mark Dresdner - Business Owner, Office Evolution, Hackensack, NJ - At what point will smart technology in manufacturing enable US manufacturing to compete from a cost perspective, with factories in countries like China? [38:44] Automation has created jobs in higher wage countries, such as the US. [42:52] Ken Herron - CMO Intelligent IoT Messaging Company, Unified Inbox, Orlando, FL - Manufacturing is complex and expensive. What do you view as the low-hanging fruit for companies?

Transcript Manufacturing expert Diego Taburini discusses emerging and transformative technologies in manufacturing. Diego Taburini Diego is the Principal Industry Lead for Azure Manufacturing in the Microsoft Industry Experience team, where he focuses on developing technical content to help manufacturing companies and software developers deliver their solutions on Azure, at scale. He also champions partners who deliver manufacturing solutions using Azure. Follow Diego on LinkedIn or Twitter.

Transcript In this episode of the podcast, we visit with Hari Menon and Diego Tamburini about the intersection of IoT and artificial intelligence. Hari's company, Symphony Industrial AI, provides packaged AI enabled software solutions that optimize equipment and process performance for large industrial customers. These solutions use large volumes of real-time and batch data from equipment and processes in real time and apply AI/ML algorithms to predict failures and anomalies as well as optimize performance. Show Links Download the Extracting actionable insights from IoT use case guide. Read how you can leverage Azure to build predictive maintenance solutions. Explore Azure IoT Visit Symphony Industrial AI to learn more about their services Hari Menon As CEO, Hari is responsible for product and market strategy for Symphony industrial AI. Hari was most recently the CEO of a venture-backed Supply Chain SaaS company called Serus which was acquired by E2Open (NASDAQ: EOPN). Hari’s entrepreneurial experience includes co-founding and leading Tumri, a venture financed advertising software company that was acquired by Collective Media as well as co-founding two other software startups, Accordia (acquired by Bristlecone Inc.) and SixthDimension (acquired by Comverge Nasdaq: COMV).  Prior to his startup experience, Hari spent 10 years in enterprise software and consulting companies including Aspect Development (i2 Technologies), Accenture and Consilium. Hari holds an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and an M.S. in industrial engineering and operations research from Oklahoma State University. Diego Tamburini Diego Tamburini the Principal Industry Lead for Azure Manufacturing in the Microsoft Industry Experience team, where he focuses on developing technical assets to help manufacturing companies and software developers deliver their manufacturing solutions on Azure, at scale. He also champions partners who deliver manufacturing solutions using Azure. Read Diego's recent blog posts on how to address common manufacturing use cases using Azure. Follow Diego on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Industry Experiences: How Cloud Solutions Make Manufacturing Cool Again with Diego Tamburini. In this series of the podcast, I sit down with industry leaders to explore the digital transformation disrupting almost every industry My guest for this episode of the podcast is Diego Tamburini, Principal Industry Lead for Azure Manufacturing at Microsoft. In this new role, Diego is the Azure advocate supporting cloud solutions and digital transformation for customers in the manufacturing industry. Manufacturing has been a key industry for Microsoft for several years, in this new role Diego and the team are focused on engagement with customers to explore and implement innovative cloud solutions. This goes beyond the traditional cloud offerings of storage, collaboration, messaging and productivity — the value-added functionality of the Azure platform is transforming how manufacturing companies meet current and future demand using toolsets like "internet of things" (IoT), big data analytics, machine learning, high-performance computing, and blockchain on the Azure platform. Diego shares how these innovative technologies are being applied in the manufacturing industry, from design and prototyping all the way through production. In particular, Diego is seeing compelling applications of digital technologies to address tasks such as: Predictive maintenance Optimization and quality assurance Generative design Supply chain optimization Diego peels back here on how IoT provides manufacturing customers with invaluable data in terms of optimization, operations and supply chain efficiency. From sensors on the production line all the way to how customers are using the end product, there is now more data available throughout the product lifecycle. Diego and I consider how machine learning and AI link into all that valuable IoT data to uncover patterns, trends or anomalies that may otherwise go unnoticed. With petabytes of information coming in from the shop floor and the finished product, machine learning translates that data into meaningful business insights. Ultimately, this empowers manufacturing customers to make better decisions and seize new opportunities. Next, Diego discusses the applications of blockchain technology within manufacturing. The secure, trusted, distributed ledger model of blockchain is a valuable approach to some manufacturing scenarios, such as tracking: Product lifecycle Product traceability Contractual obligations We also discuss how blockchain can be useful for product verification by ensuring physical parts are paired with the relevant digital details to support anti-counterfeiting initiatives. Diego and I explore how Azure brings together these capabilities, and more, onto one platform. Manufacturing spans a wide array of sectors, from defense to consumer goods, and Azure supports any of these scenarios. With over 70 compliance certifications, including ITAR and GDPR, Azure covers more regions than any other cloud provider. Azure also offers manufacturing customers with secure, industry-specific features and capabilities. Diego also reminds us that Azure supports open source, which means developers can easily build customized solutions on the platform. We also discuss the opportunity for partners interested in working with manufacturing customers. ISVs, system integrators and start-ups with solutions for manufacturing customers can benefit greatly from Microsoft Azure’s enablement, go-to-market support and tapping into the Microsoft vast manufacturing customer base. If you’d like to learn more, check out: Microsoft for Discrete Manufacturing Azure for Manufacturing Azure Docs for Manufacturing To reach Diego and his team directly via Twitter at @DiegoTambuirni or @IndustryXp. You can listen to the podcast or view the transcript here or on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Player FM, other Android podcast players. As with each of my interview and articles,

Manufacturers are living more on the edge these days—as in “edge computing” and “intelligence at the edge.” In this podcast, Alan Rooks, Editor in Chief of Manufacturing Engineering magazine, talks with Diego Tamburini, Principal Industry Lead – Manufacturing Industry Experiences for the Cloud + Enterprise Division of Microsoft, about the definitions of edge computing and intelligence at the edge, why manufacturers need intelligence at the edge, the technologies involved, and the connection between these concepts and “smart manufacturing.”

Many manufacturers do not use the cloud to run their plants or gather data to increase efficiency or reduce time or material waste. Diego Tamburini joins co-hosts Lew Weiss and Tim Grady to discuss why manufacturers should use the cloud and the many benefits they can access by doing so.

Diego Tamburini, principal industry lead for Azure Manufacturing, talks with Patrick Waurzyniak, senior editor of Manufacturing Engineering magazine, about the cloud and why manufacturing companies need to embrace it. In the cloud manufacturers can host their IT environments, run applications from CAD/CAE/PLM/ERP/MES, etc., develop their own applications, and much more. Tamburini and Waurzyniak also discuss IaaS, PaaS, SaaS and how they are different, security concerns, and how Microsoft fits into the world of the cloud.

Diego Tamburini, Senior Design and Manufacturing Industry Strategist for Autodesk, explores the main forces shaping the future of the fabricating industry; key strategies manufacturers can use to remain competitive; promising technologies Autodesk is currently developing; and the opportunity of the IoT for manufacturers.