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The well-publicized, recent and ongoing supply shortage of a wide range of materials is leading many manufacturers to postpone or reschedule projects, effectively leaving them on the table. But Red Point Alloys BV's' (RPA) success in overcoming that obstacle with that company's focal product, supply valves, is a feat that — according to General Manager Fred Jansen — proves his company is rising above the competition. “We're grateful not to have those [postponement or rescheduling] issues,” Jansen recently shared with Hilary Kennedy, host of the FlowCast podcast. And, with all RPA components and materials made in Europe — close to its shop in the Netherlands — Jansen is confident his company has even more of an edge with shorter turnaround times. In turn, those quicker times ensure RPA can supply businesses with the necessary valves they need, pronto. “If a plant gets shut down and valves are missing, the time to replace them is crucial,” Jansen said. “But because fast-tracking valves is really in our DNA, and it's how we think and how we act, we make sure companies have the supplies they require ahead of time.” Jansen boasts that RPA not only has shorter delivery times on valves but is also a customer-focused company. Since RPA's recent merger with Trillium Flow Technologies in 2021, RPA has grown its customer base and its product portfolio. Their valves are made with a broad array of materials available on the market, even exotic materials like titanium, Jansen said. “We are in full control of every step [of the process], from engineering to production, right up to the assembly and testing of the parts,” he told Kennedy on her podcast. “We become a one-stop shop where we're committed to supplying high-quality valves and to enabling our customers to start up as soon as possible.”

Steeds vaker nemen inwoners van gemeenten in deze participerende maatschappij zelf publieke taken op zich. Op welke manier verandert het werk van de gemeenteprofessional hierdoor? Twee jaar lang deed de Universiteit van Tilburg samen met A&O fonds Gemeenten, het Ministerie van BZK, VNG en zes gemeenten onderzoek. Dit resulteerde in het essay Publieke Bricoleurs. Promovenda Wieke Blijleven is één van de auteurs en gaat in deze podcast gesprek met Fred Jansen en Eveline Vat van A&O fonds Gemeenten.

'Werken in zelfsturende teams levert af en toe schurende momenten op tussen de directie en OR.' Gemeentesecretaris Aart Boele, HR-Adviseur Annette Rijsdijk en OR-lid Els Kranenburg gaan in gesprek Fred Jansen en Eveline Vat van A&O fonds. 'Het is een spannende en leerzame weg maar mét een mooie afloop!'

Trainees vertellen hoe ze hun eigen traineeprogramma hebben samengesteld. Ze zijn daar -als test- volledig in vrijgelaten. De uitgangspunten voor het experiment: vrijheid, verjonging en vernieuwing. Wat zijn de geleerde lessen? Luister naar Tineke Babois en Sjoerdje Janna Venema in gesprek met A&O-projectleiders Fred Jansen en Eveline Vat.

Vandaag arriveert NASA's ruimtesonde OSIRIS-Rex bij asteroïde Bennu. OSIRIS-rex moet een monster van de asteroïde nemen en het materiaal in 2023 hier op aarde afleveren. Daarmee kunnen we meer te weten komen over de oorsprong van het leven hier op aarde. Wij praten erover met Fred Jansen. Hij leidt op dit moment de GAIA-missie bij de Europese ruimtevaartorganisatie ESA en hij is in het verleden kort betrokken geweest bij OSIRIS-Rex.

Space Boffins Richard Hollingham and Sue Nelson are joined by astronomer, Guardian writer and guitarist Stuart Clark for a Rosetta mission special - six months after it made history by landing on a comet. Pick up your backstage pass for behind the scenes interviews with key players in the European Space Agency mission: Rosetta project scientist Matt Taylor, former mission manager Fred Jansen, spacecraft operations manager Andrea Accomazzo and Koen Geurts from the German Space Agency's Philae Lander team. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffins Richard Hollingham and Sue Nelson are joined by astronomer, Guardian writer and guitarist Stuart Clark for a Rosetta mission special - six months after it made history by landing on a comet. Pick up your backstage pass for behind the scenes interviews with key players in the European Space Agency mission: Rosetta project scientist Matt Taylor, former mission manager Fred Jansen, spacecraft operations manager Andrea Accomazzo and Koen Geurts from the German Space Agency's Philae Lander team. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffins Richard Hollingham and Sue Nelson are joined by astronomer, Guardian writer and guitarist Stuart Clark for a Rosetta mission special - six months after it made history by landing on a comet. Pick up your backstage pass for behind the scenes interviews with key players in the European Space Agency mission: Rosetta project scientist Matt Taylor, former mission manager Fred Jansen, spacecraft operations manager Andrea Accomazzo and Koen Geurts from the German Space Agency's Philae Lander team. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffin Sue Nelson is at the European Space Agency's technical heart - ESTEC in the Netherlands - where spacecraft undergo a crucial 'shake and bake' before launch. She's joined by astronauts Paolo Nespali and Andre Kuipers, ESTEC head Franco Ongaro, Rosetta's mission manager Fred Jansen, and Andreas Jung, from Europe's experimental new spaceplane, IXV. Tales of retro re-entry in a Soyuz, the future of space travel and how chocolate can make a comet, in yet another tasty space treat. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffin Sue Nelson is at the European Space Agency's technical heart - ESTEC in the Netherlands - where spacecraft undergo a crucial 'shake and bake' before launch. She's joined by astronauts Paolo Nespali and Andre Kuipers, ESTEC head Franco Ongaro, Rosetta's mission manager Fred Jansen, and Andreas Jung, from Europe's experimental new spaceplane, IXV. Tales of retro re-entry in a Soyuz, the future of space travel and how chocolate can make a comet, in yet another tasty space treat. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Space Boffin Sue Nelson is at the European Space Agency's technical heart - ESTEC in the Netherlands - where spacecraft undergo a crucial 'shake and bake' before launch. She's joined by astronauts Paolo Nespali and Andre Kuipers, ESTEC head Franco Ongaro, Rosetta's mission manager Fred Jansen, and Andreas Jung, from Europe's experimental new spaceplane, IXV. Tales of retro re-entry in a Soyuz, the future of space travel and how chocolate can make a comet, in yet another tasty space treat. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists