Podcasts about manufactory

Join us on The Difference as Debbie Irwin, co-founder of the Manufactory Collective, shares the dynamic evolution of this unique shared space for makers and entrepreneurs. Discover how a strategic shift from seeking funds to exploring creative solutions attracted investors and led to collaborations with JMU for a rapid prototyping center. Learn about the crucial role of John Downey's certificate program in the collective's success and the broader vision of fostering entrepreneurship and innovation in the Shenandoah Valley through shared workspaces. Tune in for a concise yet insightful discussion on shaping the future of entrepreneurship in the Shenandoah Valley.

Strange stories, sometimes, circulate in quiet whispers about the work that goes on deep beneath the ground under the Manufactory. Necessary research, no doubt—after all, if it hadn't been for scientists like Greer experimenting with hellstone, this planet would be more of a graveyard than it already is. But “necessary” doesn't always mean something bears thinking about, and imaginations tend to run wild when given free rein to speculate about what happens where you aren't meant to see. Dark and dangerous experiments, some say. Twisted trials on grotesque specimen. I'd reckon, if pressed, that it's a whole lot more mundane than all that, the boring kind of science that makes real progress, not much of anything to the untrained eye. But so long as something is secret, the stories will spread, no matter how banal the truth may rightly be.  This week, on Ruin's Gate: How do you feel about borrowing?    GET YOUR "SAY OK TO THE CLOCK" SHIRT HERE: https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-unexplored-places   Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unexploredcast Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/unexploredcast.bsky.social Follow us on Tumblr: https://unexploredcast.tumblr.com/ Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: https://andrewperricone.bandcamp.com/ Indigeneity Consultation by Wind: https://twitter.com/windjammah, https://qomrades.com/ Transcripts: https://unexploredcast.tumblr.com/transcripts  

In this week's episode, we're joined by Rob Delaney, co-founder of Manufactory Apparel, a leading brand in skydiving fashion. Along with his wife Shelley, they've outfitted teams like the Red Bull Skydiving Team with their innovative gear. Passionate about all air sports, Rob's enthusiasm and positivity shine through at every encounter, making each meeting feel like a joyful reunion. Dive in as we explore the high-flying world of Rob Delaney and his skydiving apparel empire!SHOW NOTES A Baseball Loving AussieThe Dream Job at Rip CurlSkipping Girl Vinegar Creative Director at Skydive DubaiLaunching ManufactoryMEDIA LINKSVideo: Skipping Girl VinegarInstagram: ManufactoryWebsite: ManufactoryApparel.comFacebook: ManufactoryBook of Note: Green Lights JOIN OUR COMMUNITYLove the show? Help support it by becoming a member of the 20 Minute Call Community! Supporting the show gives access to a private group page where you can:- suggest who you'd like to hear on the podcast- learn what interviews will be upcoming- submit questions for future guests-receive show swagJoin our community and support the pod!Link: patreon.com/The20MinuteCallPodcastADVERTISEAre you interested in partnering with the 20 Minute Call as an advertiser? Let's work together! E-mail us at podcast@beyondmarketing.xyz

CONTENT WARNINGS: description of body horror (1:10:34-1:13:25) The Confessors, of course, were more than just priests. Having received the word of God directly from the source on their pilgrimages, it wasn't uncommon to hear the faithful say that the Confessors held onto some small fraction of His omniscient revelation. If you were lucky enough to have a Confessor located in your home parish, you wouldn't only go to them for the sacrament, or for confession: you'd probably also go to them for advice. Their instinct guided directly by His hand, it was rare for a Confessor to steer their congregant wrong. Not just priests but intercessors, guides. In the early days of Antarras, the Confessors were as critical as the Guild or the Manufactory in determining the order of things, how best to safely build a community that stood a chance at survival.  This week, on Ruin's Gate: Several surprising revelations.    GET YOUR "SAY OK TO THE CLOCK" SHIRT HERE: https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-unexplored-places Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unexploredcast Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/unexploredcast.bsky.social Follow us on Tumblr: https://unexploredcast.tumblr.com/ Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: https://andrewperricone.bandcamp.com/ Indigeneity Consultation by Wind: https://twitter.com/windjammah, https://qomrades.com/  

In dieser Episode tauchen wir in den Handel ein. Eine Branche wie gemacht für E-Commerce und doch liegt das stationäre Geschäft mit satten 547 Mrd. € noch Faktor 5 über den Online getätigten Umsätzen. Wir sprechen über die Kundenerwartungen nach einem nahtlosen Shoppingerlebnis, diskutieren Herausforderungen autonomer Stores im LEH (Amazon Go, REWE, Pick&Go, Avec Box) und schauen auf die einflussreichsten Technologien der näheren und fernen Zukunft. Dabei diskutieren wir Vertical Farming, virtuelle Shopping Roboter, Automatisierung von Sortimenten, Magic Moments durch Experience Shopping und immersive Technologien (Virtual und Augmented Reality). Im letzten Drittel überlegen Babak und Manuel, ob die großen E-Commerce Player wie Amazon, Zalando, About You, die aggressiven Preisführer wie Shein und Co. oder Filialisten wie Deichmann die Nase im M2C vorne haben. Zum Schluss fragen wir unsere Sprach AI wie die Zukunft des Handels aussehen wird und sprechen den Gartner Hype Cycle in Retail Tech durch. 00:00 Willkommen und Einleitung

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After the Ostenberg Agreement was signed, there was still the unsettled question of under whose purview the refining and transport of hellstone would fall. The Miner's Guild thought it ought to be their job, given that they were the ones responsible for handling the raw material; the Company thought that, seeing as how no hellstone was getting off the planet without their help, it should fall to them instead. So the Manufactory, originally a loose collective of refinery owners more interested in taking advantage of the problem than in any kind of personal loyalty, stepped in to fill the gap. With no affiliation to either the Miner's Guild or the Company, they came to be seen as a sort of peaceful go-between—and insurance that both sides of the equation would be getting a fair price, or maybe just the same raw deal.  This week, on Ruin's Gate: The skills, experience and temperament to rob a train.    Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unexploredcast Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/unexploredcast Follow us on Tumblr: https://unexploredcast.tumblr.com/ Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: https://andrewperricone.bandcamp.com/ Indigeneity Consultation by Wind: https://twitter.com/windjammah, https://qomrades.com/  

Jeannette Dardenne, Hartford Taste Festival June 10-11, 2022 11 AM – 10 PM at Constitution Plaza. Also really cool feature, Stanley Black & Decker will be offering FREE tours of Stanley Black & Decker's Manufactory. Visitors will be able to experience the dynamic world of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0 principles at work.

Riccardo Buonafede è un artista made in Comacchio, founder del Manufactory Festival e autore di numerose opere in Italia e in Europa. Ha iniziato a lavorare nel mondo dell'arte pur non seguendo un percorso accademico e in questa puntata ci racconta la sua evoluzione, che cosa significa organizzare un festival e alcuni consigli per chi, come lui, vuole lavorare nel mondo della creatività in Italia. A questo link puoi scoprire di più su Manufactory: https://manufactory-project.com/Qui invece trovi il sito web di Riccardo: https://www.riccardobuonafede.com/Ne abbiamo parlato anche noi sul blog: https://www.travelonart.com/arte-contemporanea/street-art-a-comacchio-manufactory-project/Seguici anche su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travelonart/

Nauty Lollipop néven voltak a Cápák között első évadában, sőt az első részben és azonnal tőkét is kaptak. 50 millió forintot invesztált a cégükbe 3 Cápa az első részben. A deal meg is köttetett és a Cápák a műsor után néhány héttel már be is fektettek a cégbe. A cég közben megváltoztatta a nevét The Lollipop Manufactory-ra. Eljöttek hozzám és kifaggattam őket, hogy mi történt Cápák között műsor után, mi történt a tőkével, és azóta a vállalkozás hol áll és mik a tervek. Izgalmas! Foltin András és Régi Tamás volt vendégem.

In this special "extra" episode of The Watch Files, Stephen Foskett tells the story of the Breitling Montbrillant Watch Manufactory in La Chaux-de-Fonds. If you're a Breitling fan, you're probably aware of the name, Montbrillant, which has been used on historic models and featured in advertising for a century. But you might be surprised to learn what the name really refers to, and the complicated history of the Montbrillant Watch Manufactory Breitling operated in La Chaux-de-Fonds for 85 years. This is the audio of a special Watch Files video, which can be seen on YouTube: "What Does “Montbrillant” Mean to Breitling?" Join Serge Maillard, Publisher & CEO of Europa Star, and Stephen Foskett, Publisher of Grail Watch, as we tell the stories of the events that changed the horology industry. More Information: What Does “Montbrillant” Mean to Breitling?, Grail Watch YouTube What Does “Montbrillant” Mean to Breitling?, Grail Watch Blog

Emission au coeur du Volcan occupé avec :- Martine de la Manufactory, Stéphanie du Local Shop et Christelle des Bidules de Luzelles pour parler de la situation des commerces dits "non-essetiels", une nouvelle fois fermés durant ce 3ème confinement- Michel en direct de la manifestation rouennaise- Jonathan qui nous a donné des nouvelle de l'occupation du TAP à Poitiers

Sudhi Bangalore, CTO, Global Operations, Stanley Black & Decker. Re Today from 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. EST at Stanley Black & Decker’s Manufactory 4.0 facility in Hartford, CT will hold an event as part of the ‘Creators Wanted’ campaign, launched by National Manufacturers Association together with The Manufacturing Institute, is an unprecedented national effort to build the modern manufacturing workforce of tomorrow.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of On the Fly by tablehopper, our twentieth, is with Vinny Eng, a community organizer and founding member of SF New Deal, and a well-known figure in the hospitality industry for his previous twelve years of service at Bar Tartine, Tartine Bakery, and the Manufactory as a general manager and wine director. Anyone who knows Vinny, or is fortunate to work with him, or call him a friend, will always be struck by how heart-centered his approach to everything is. Vinny sprung to action in looking out for immediate ways to help neighbors in need as soon as the state of emergency was issued, and has been an immeasurable help and force with SF New Deal and the people it serves with dignity, as well as the local restaurants it partners with, providing an important source of consistent revenue, especially when considering the shortcomings of a PPP program that excluded many and has been exhausted, and that further federal aid has stalled.He looks at everything holistically, with awareness of the many touch points and nuances behind who grows our food, and prepares it, and serves it, how the very people who make food and eating possible often go unseen and are unsupported during this difficult time, and how we have access to food—or don’t, and how different communities eat, and what they need.In our conversation, we talk about ways you can help show support—for our community, for our restaurants, and the hospitality industry as a whole, and it’s not just about directing resources to meet the needs of this moment, although that helps too. Foundational to his approach is that if we solve for those closest to harm, we solve this for all of us. I always leave a conversation with Vinny with more insight, and knowledge, and compassion than I had before, and I hope this episode helps bring expansion for you in some ways as well.And there’s a fun moment at the end, when Vinny surprises me with a lightning round of questions about some of our favorite takeout and treats right now. SF New Deal: sfnewdeal.org , @sfnewdealImpact report: sfnewdeal.org/impact-reportLightning round: Ritu Indian Soul Food: ritusf.com, Tilak: tilaksf.com, Eat Salty Sweet: eatsaltysweet.com, Stonemill Matcha: stonemillmatcha.com, Miss Ollie’s Cookshop at Elda’s: eldasf.com/#MENU, Kantine: kantinesf.com, Nopa: nopasf.com.If you’re a Bay Area business or individual and want to be featured in On the Fly, please fill out the form at bit.ly/ontheflyguest.Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/Marcia-Gagliardi)

A crew of intrepid octogenarians plan to steal a perfect night's sleep. Enjoying the show? Leave a review on Apple Podcast - it helps more people discover us and we really appreciate it. Got a storytelling idea you want us to play with? Send us your ideas at halfbakedstoriespodcast(at)gmail.com . If we use your idea in a future episode, we'll give you a shout-out on the show! Music Credits: Music from https://filmmusic.io "The Show Must Be Go" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/halfbakedstories/message

Britain is the birthplace of the industrial revolution. The First Industrial Revolution used water and steam power to mechanise production. The Second used electrical power to create mass production and assembly lines. The Third industrial revolution used computers and robot automation to create more efficient production lines.Britain is the birthplace of the industrial revolution. The First Industrial Revolution used water and steam power to mechanise production. The Second used electrical power to create mass production and assembly lines. The Third industrial revolution used computers and robot automation to create more efficient production lines.Today, we stand on the edge of a new technological revolution that has the potential to fundamentally change the way we manufacture products, it will also have a profound impact on the way we live, work and communicate. It is known as the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’, or for short ‘Industry 4.0’. It is merging the lines between digital and physical entities to create Cyber Physical Systems.For any manufacturer, under and over estimating demand leads to lost revenues. The largest inefficiency in any manufacturing supply chain is its inability to react to changes.Despite investment manufacturers are still seeing widespread issues which include:• Outdated or unreachable technology• Supply chain transparency and trust• Unproductive centralised supply chains• Non-conformance management• Manufacturing closed loop process control• Constrained capacity planning• Lack of machine health monitoring• Energy efficient use of assetsIndustry 4.0 encompasses several technologies which include the Internet of Things (IoT), Big data and Artificial intelligence (AI). It is seen as a key enabler to combat these issues but only a small number of manufacturers are actually seeing the benefits. In short, Industry 4.0 is not delivering on its promises.One reason for this is that businesses are only focussing on individual aspects of the Industry 4.0 suite of technologies. As most of us are aware, there is rarely a one size fits all solution to any problem in the real world and this is no different. A combined technology approach is required, but with the addition of a couple new technologies called Blockchain (Distributed Ledger Technology) and Smart Contracts.What is Blockchain Technology?The mention of Blockchain for most of you will bring to mind Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies and possibly even scams. It is important to distinguish between Blockchain and cryptocurrencies as they are not the same. Blockchain is the technology that sits behind Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and is what makes them decentralised, secure and unchangeable.It is true that the original objective of Blockchain technology was to facilitate trusted fiscal transactions between two parties without the necessity for a third party such as a bank to be involved. This enables faster and less expensive transactions. Due to the security and immutable nature of a Blockchain system it also has complete integrity as the transactions are verified by the system itself.Transactions on the Blockchain are stored and distributed across multiple nodes within the network. These transactions or records are very secure due to how the Blockchain works which makes this technology an ideal method of transparently and securely recording transactions and documents. As the data is held across shared nodes, the technology can be used to create and maintain a common and constantly updated “trusted” database. This presents a multitude of potential applications for Blockchain outside of the financial sector , and in particular for the manufacturing industry.What is a Smart Contract?Smart contracts have the ability to use rule-based intelligence to perform functions. Blockchains support the construction of smart and trusted code that is embedded securely into the Blockchain. Participants can use this to specify terms, conditions and any other logic into their transactions, thus creating a smart contract.As an illustration of how a smart contract would work, take the example of an aerospace manufacturer issuing a smart contract onto a Blockchain marketplace that includes precise terms and conditions for a wing spar that is to be manufactured from a particular grade of Aluminium. Along with this they have included the exact component specifications with delivery and payment requirements.Any supplier on the Blockchain can bid for the contract as long as they have the correct quality credentials and machinery that is capable of manufacturing the component. If the delivery timescale is not satisfactory then the contract can automatically distribute the requirement across multiple qualified suppliers to achieve the required delivery date. Therefore, allowing buyers to dynamically scale the manufacturing system to meet their requirements.Once the Blockchain data has confirmed that the specifications of the smart contract have been fulfilled i.e. the parts have been delivered to the required quality standard and are on time, then the smart contract will execute the payment automatically. This will eliminate trust or compliance issues that may exist within the supply chain.How is this relevant to Manufacturing?With the advent of Industry 4.0 and Blockchain systems a transparent, decentralised platform is required that combines these technologies. This platform will enable interconnected supply chains and digital passport capabilities which will in turn eliminate barriers to entry for any size of manufacturer.Such a platform would disrupt the traditional manufacturing supply chain structure by engaging a transparent smart contract eco-system. This will enable a system to act autonomously, ordering tooling materials and making production decisions. This will eliminate the need for human interaction which is a bottleneck on today’s infrastructure. Smart contracts can also be used to create an integrity mechanism between suppliers and buyers, eliminating the trust and compliance issues that exist today.Allowing machines to connect and interact with a Blockchain system creates multiple nodes which will be used to validate transactions and provide the required trust and integrity mechanism. The device will also allow machines to communicate with each other via the distributed ledger giving them the ability to make decisions and react to changes in load and capacity. The building of such a platform has the potential to resolve the complex problems of manufacturing systems with the following key supply chain revolutions.Dynamic Supply Chains with Full VisibilityThe entire supply chain should have information readily available in order for manufacturers, procurement and supply chain designers to enhance their processes and mitigate the risk of a supply chain failure.A Blockchain system will promote a transparent, visible supply chain which increases trust, effectiveness and productivity.Smart contracts have the ability to use rule-based intelligence to perform supply chain functions. Blockchains support the construction of smart and trusted code that is embedded securely into the system. Participants can use this to specify terms, conditions and any other logic into their transactions, thus creating a smart contract. Blockchain smart contracts can have the same level of detail as a traditional purchase order and quality accreditation do with the current methods but will have the added functionality of being able to perform tasks automatically, such as monitor capacity levels or negotiate prices.Commercial partners can monitor delivery times, quality status and costs in real-time and create, negotiate and complete transactions automatically.Combining this with Industry 4.0 smart devices will reduce costs and maximise efficiency by empowering machines to communicate with each other directly, (Machine to Machine, M2M), without a centralised control mechanism to slow them down. Production decisions will be made autonomously allowing factories to make quantum leaps in efficiency and flexibility.Facilities will also be able to easily scale their asset availability to meet changing demands. If the delivery timescale is not satisfactory then a smart contract can automatically distribute the requirement across multiple qualified suppliers to achieve the required delivery date. Therefore, allowing buyers to dynamically scale the manufacturing system to meet their requirements.How Much Capacity Does Your Factory Have?Capacity planning is essential to the success of any manufacturer. It is the process of determining the production capacity needed by a factory to meet the changing demands of its customers.The difference between the capacity of an organisation and the demands of its customers results in inefficiencies which manifest themselves in under-utilised resources or poor delivery performance. This is caused by unfulfilled deliveries leading to unhappy customers. The purpose of capacity planning is to minimise this disparity.Increasing the utilisation of the manufacturing systems capacity is accomplished by measuring the Overall Equipment Effectiveness, more commonly known as OEE. Currently in the majority of companies, OEE is collected manually which usually results in poor quality data, which in turn creates poor quality decisions. With the advent of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), monitoring machine performance and environmental changes will become easier to analyse and identify opportunities for OEE improvements. Imagine being able to see (and project) capacity in real time. This will allow customers to scale their production requirements either up or down in seconds and see the effect on delivery dates immediately.Additionally, this means that an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system can use the data to plan the manufacture and routing of components based on manufacturers machining capability and capacity. This may result in one order being spread over several facilities or suppliers if delivery is required urgently for instance.Creating an innovative platform that combines AI, IoT, Blockchain systems and smart contracts will remove all resistance to a manufacturing system that can instantaneously scale to meet any production demands that are required.Manufacturing Data and System HealthBy monitoring the environmental and machine maintenance event data, machine learning algorithms can be applied to predict any maintenance issues that may arise. Combining this with an energy management system will allow the machinery to be utilised in the most efficient way possible. Feature inspection outcomes can also be combined to ensure that machine capability and quality is constantly improved and is not impacted by environmental factors.Blockchain Based Quality Systems - Digital PassportsBy digitising Manufacturing Quality systems using the Blockchain, it would be possible to create a registry and catalogue system for recording, tracking and monitoring any component across all supply chain members, effectively a digital passport. The advantages of a Blockchain digital passport are:• Immutable Blockchain based component digital passport• The consensus mechanism of distributed ledger system keeps it secure.• A tamper proof audit trail• Complete provenance of any componentConclusionManufacturing plants and factories around the world must rely on Blockchain, smart contracts and IoT to meet the rising global demand and transform the way we order, control quality, manufacture and deliver components.Blockchain and smart contract technology has the potential to radically disrupt the current manufacturing business model by enabling trust within the supply chains, streamlining processes and improving transactional security. But most of all it will digitise manufacturing data which can be utilised to increase the effectiveness of any manufacturing system. Better monitoring of machines, energy usage and adaptive control will allow suppliers to increase the productivity and flexibility of a single machine. Likewise, improved overall system performance and planning will result in producing more products on the same number of assets, therefore improving flexibility and productivity.Imagine being able to scale your manufacturing operation in the same way that cloud services such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure scale their capacity to meet or reduce demand on websites or eCommerce solutions in milliseconds.Although Blockchain and smart contract adoption is at an early stage, it will redefine the current manufacturing business model. The manufacturers that innovate will be the ones that emerge from the pack and reap the rewards.Intelligent, decentralised, adaptive engineering solutions are therefore essential for the future of manufacturing systems.About ManufactoryManufactory designs and creates advanced manufacturing solutions. The company was founded in 2018 to revolutionise manufacturing and supply chain technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling manufacturers to become more efficient through innovation and technology. For more information on Manufactory or to find out how your facility might benefit from a blockchain based solution, please visit https://manufactory.ai

Steve talks to Chris Bianco - of Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix - about his new collaboration with Tartine Bakery's Chad Robertson and Elizabeth Prueitt, in The Manufactory in downtown L.A. He's focusing on flatbreads, rather than the wood-fired pies he's known for, but the scale of the operation is mighty impressive.

This is an inspiring podcast episode that you don't want to miss! On this episode of the Made in America podcast, we've got Marty Guay, Vice President of Business Development at Stanley Black & Decker.   Marty talks about Stanley's vision of Hartford as a world epicenter of advanced manufacturing. Stanley's Manufactory 4.0 recently opened in Hartford is meant to be a hub of manufacturing technology innovation - Industry 4.0 - as well as the location of their Techstars startup accelerator.   Marty and Ari discuss the incredible manufacturing history in Hartford, coming together as a manufacturing community, and the goals Stanley has to help improve workforce development for all manufacturers in the area.   If you want to be inspired by the outlook of manufacturing in CT, definitely listen to/watch this episode!   Marty Guay: Stanley Black and Decker Marty's email: martin.guay@sbdinc.com Manufactory 4.0 website: https://www.stanleyblackanddecker.com/manufactory   Ari Santiago: Ari Santiago is the President/CEO of IT Direct Website: https://www.gettingyouconnected.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/itdtech/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/it-direct-llc Ari's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asantiago104/   Podcast produced by Miceli Productions: https://miceliproductions.com/     #CTManufacturing #AdvancedManufacturing #StanleyBlackandDecker #metrohartford #MedicalDeviceManufacturing #AerospaceManufacturing #Manufacturing #customerdriveninnovation #problemsolving #MadeInCT #CTBusinesses #CTBusinessOwner #Leadership #GrowingTogether #LeanManufacturing #ITDirect #WorkforceDevelopment #podcast #ctcomeback

What a lineup on today’s episode! First up, Tartine’s Chad Robertson sits down for an interview at his brand-new Manufactory in downtown Los Angeles. We talk a bit about the grand expansion of Tartine but also go back to his early days of baking in his backyard in Northern California—and how he might just crave that simpler time. We also talk about his company’s move to Korea, and what it’s like to operate there. What a cool interview.Next up, I had the great pleasure of sitting down with Serious Eats founder Ed Levine. We talk about his early days in food journalism and the ups and downs of running a media start-up in a wildly competitive, and changing, landscape. We also dive into his great new memoir, Serious Eater.Lastly we speak with Donna Leonard, the owner of legendary New York City restaurants Il Buco and Il Buco Alimentari. We talk about some of the amazing chefs who have cooked at the restaurants, and she closes with a ghost story.

Advanced Manufacturing, Industry 4.0 and IIOT are forcing manufacturers to deploy new technologies to remain competitive. Stanley Black & Decker’s Manufactory 4.0 - a one-of-a-kind facility located in Hartford, CT, is changing the way they do business locally and around the world. Sudhi Bangalore, SB&D Global VP, shares his insights with Simsbury Bank's CEO, Martin Geitz.

It's not often two masters of any craft join forces to collaborate, let alone open up an entire complex together. So when Pizzeria Bianco’s Chris Bianco and Tartine’s Chad Robertson clasped hands to create The Manufactory in Los Angeles, the culinary world lit up with excitement. Dave speaks to them about pioneering in their respective fields and how their partnership came about.

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This is episode 24 of Rising Tide Startups, where we interview EU Entrepreneurship Expert and Founder of Startup Manufactory – Matt Kuppers. iTunes Episode Link – iTunes Youtube Episode Link – Youtube Leave feedback for Matt here – link StartupManufactory – Facebook The post 24 – Matt Kuppers – Founder of Startup Manufactory appeared first on Rising Tide Startups.

A household name, Stanley Black & Decker is a Fortune 500 American manufacturer of industrial tools, household hardware and security products. As Vice President of Breakthrough Innovation for Stanley Black & Decker’s Innovation Accelerator team, Bob Welsh’s focus is to improve and advance SBD’s global innovation processes and impact. Additionally, his team is responsible for the creation, oversight and management of the company’s first employee Makerspace. Bob has held a number of roles at the company and its brands, including Vice President of Industrial Design for Global Tools and VP for Brand Marketing and Industrial Design for DEWALT Powertools. He received an Executive MBA in Management at Loyola University and his bachelor of science in Industrial Design at Ohio State. This segment is sponsored by the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business. Key Topics: innovation hubs as corporate growth strategy, product development and commercialization accelerators, technical education, Manufactory 4.0, and makerspaces

We're taking a break from interviews this week to talk about the latest startup happenings in Connecticut. This includes the recent EIA awards, Upward Hartford's InsureTech accelerator, and StanleyBlack&Decker's new downtown business incubator, Manufactory 4.0. Tune in and catch up on the coolest startup news happening in the Nutmeg State.

Devin Chapman has an extraordinary resume. He started his career in coffee as the first employee at Coava, then moved to Verve, and then La Colombe. All three of those roasters have been featured by Angels' Cup and we love working with them. Perhaps even more impressive, however, is the fact that Devin began competing after only 6 months on the job at Coava. His list of accomplishments include: - 5th Place, United States Barista Championship Finals, 2015 - Northwest Regional Barista Champion, 2013 - 4th Place, United States Barista Championship Finals, 2012 - Northwest Regional Barista Champion, 2012 - Northwest Regional Brewers Cup Champion, 2012 - United States Barista Championship Semi-finalist, 2011 - Northwest Regional Brewers Cup Champion, 2011 Now Devin is working for Tartine Bakery, known for their exception breads, and launching a coffee roasting operation within Tartine called the Coffee Manufactory. In this interview we chat about all the things Devin has learned as his career has progressed, what coffee competitions like the Barista Championship mean to average coffee consumers, and what makes Tartine and the Coffee Manufactory special. Want to follow along after the podcast's over? Here's where you can find Devin on Instagram @devchap, Twitter @devchap, and the Manufactory on Instagram @coffeemanufactory. Favorite Quotes: I think coming in as the solo employee amongst the owners also meant that as they started to get pulled away to focus on other things, as roasting volumes went up, it opens up opportunities for me to step into more responsibility at an accelerate rate. Based on my personality, that was challenge for me to get as good, as knowledgable, as dialed in as possible, as quickly as I could. The first 6 months at Coava was this very intense incubation period for me to learn as much as I could with almost any resource at my fingertips. One of the most brilliant things about the coffee industry at large is that for those of us that are obsessive learners, there's infinite opportunities to keep growing, to keep learning, keep discovering new things. And that's so exciting. It gets me out of bed in the morning to be quite honest. Competition definitely taps into that, but I would say that's one of the biggest things that I've learned is that there's an immense amount of growth opportunities. And the hard and humble work of thoroughly owning every thing you say and do really stimulates me. The #1 word that I use to describe what it's like to taste Tartine bread is that it is "alive". There's tartness from the fermentation of the dough, this incredibly gooey texture, it's sweet and the way that the taste experience from start to finish, especially if you get it when it's hot. One of the best meal I had last year was a hot loaf of Tartine bread in Dolores park and just like ripping off hunks of it and just eating plain bread. Cause it's crispy and crunchy and soft and chewy. As our customer base is informed and educated, and as they fall in love the same way that a lot of coffee professionals have, the value of coffee in their mind continues to go up and up and up. Maybe 2 years ago people would have been reluctant to spend $12 for 12oz of coffee, and now maybe they're excited to spend $18. All of this is funneling toward having more people think that coffee is more valuable than they think it is today. To me that's what everything connects to. If people look at coffee and see it as more valuable, it means there's willing to give more money and that goes back to farmers. And that improves the quality of life for people around the world that really need it. A lot of coffee professionals truly connect with that. But man, I think about how much we're learning now and how much we'll know in 20 years, while still pushing ourselves to learn and grow. It's going to be an amazing journey.     

MARCH 24 – 30, 2016

On this episode of The AIE Podcast... Tetsemi: The AIE guildhall is coming to Blizzcon Mkallah: An explosion of EVE News! Tetsemi: The Dark Tower and the Park Mkallah: We have a full report from Admiral Cybyl in Star Trek online Tetsemi: Arv and ? are here to talk about Star Wars: Knights of the Fallen Empire All that and more coming up right now... Podcast Audio Raw Video http://youtu.be/r1QdkwY-9kA Open Welcome to episode # 244 of the the podcast celebrating the Alea Iacta Est gaming community. This is Mkallah, and when I'm not podcasting, I am messing up the guild kitchen. With me as always, is Tetsemi (“spread sheets blah blah”). Alludra is off scouting out the best houses to go trick or treating at. This week we are joined by special guests Arveshet and Sferics who are here to talk to us about AIE in SWTOR. Welcome! Ok, we'll be talking to Arv and Sferics shortly, but first, let's cover this week's news... AIE News Community Did you know have an AIE Community on PS4? We do! Please check out the thread on the forums for people looking for other AIE Members and folks looking for an invite to the PS4 community. http://forum.myextralife.com/topic/56801-ps4-and-xbox-one-online-gaming http://forum.myextralife.com/topic/56772-aie-has-a-ps4-community We also have a Neverwinter Nights presence, led by Ratto Zatto, check out the forums for activity and invite instructions http://forum.myextralife.com/topic/50084-neverwinter-dragon-shard-daves-not-here WoW For those attending Blizzcon, in less than two weeks, the AIE Guild Hall is going to be available and active, and they are looking for volunteers to help make it successful. We need people and donations to help cover expenses. The Guild Hall will be open at exactly 8:00 AM on Friday November 6th and Saturday November 7th and will be closing down when one of the persons in charge falls asleep from exhaustion (but most likely before midnight Sunday.) Location: The Anaheim Convention Center Hilton, upstairs at the top of the escalator, then left. Look for signs. http://forum.myextralife.com/topic/56814-blizzcon-2015-aie-guildhall http://www.meetup.com/Alea-Iacta-Est https://www.payit2.com/fundraiser/76596 EVE CCP had some big news this weekend at the EVE Vegas 2015 event. Coming Spring of 2016, expect the Citadel Expansion, which is expected to be the biggest addition to the sandbox gameplay since the original starbases. Citadel will include a complete overhaul of capital ships and three different sizes of the new modular citadel structure which will be anchorable anywhere including high security space. Links in the shownotes on where you can get more information, including our forums. http://forum.myextralife.com/topic/56822-with-the-eve-vegas-announcements-ccp-has-officially-ruined-everything http://massivelyop.com/2015/10/24/eve-vegas-2015-citadel-expansion-details-revealed GW2 Heart of Thorns expansion is now live and there's a lively discussion on the forums around what type of guild hall AIE is working towards, please check out both threads, about the expansion and guild hall and see what's going on in GW2. http://forum.myextralife.com/topic/56820-heart-of-thorns-now-live http://forum.myextralife.com/topic/56811-guild-hall Also join us next week when Jedhai will be going more in depth about AIE in GW2 and the game in general. The Secret World The second part of Issue #12: to the Dark Tower is here, with lots of new context and challenges. Take on the new Manufactory Breached Dungeon, where you continue the story from the Manufactory and face all new challenges in the depths of the Orochi headquarters. Fight against the hideous monstrosities which the Orochi have tried to take control of, and hear from your old acquaintances John and Emma as they struggle for the future of Tokyo. You can also enjoy the all new Nightmare version of the New York Raid. Get ready for even more epic battles as you now need to master your opponent's AEGIS at...

New Short Story presented by The Casket of Fictional Delights – Part 3 of Leonie Milliner’s Trilogy Different Ways of Killing – ‘The Registrar’s Daughter’ Storycast.  A disturbing tale. This story is read by Menna Bonsels. Check out Leonie’s other Short Stories on The Casket of Fictional Delights ‘Statue’ and ‘Manufactory of Smells’ which... The post Short Story – The Registrar’s Daughter (3/3) appeared first on The Casket of Fictional Delights.

New Short Story presented by The Casket of Fictional Delights – Part 2 of Leonie Milliner’s Trilogy Different Ways of Killing – ‘Manufactory of Smells’ Storycast.  An disturbing tale. This story is read by Tim Heffer. Check out Leonie’s other short Story on The Casket ‘Statue‘ which forms Part 1 of her Trilogy Different... The post Short Story – Manufactory of Smells (2/3) appeared first on The Casket of Fictional Delights.

Overview video of the main exhibition hall at the DMY Festival 2011 held earlier this year. Includes works by ESAD de Strasbourg, Lund university, Manufactory, Platform 10 of the RCA, Yiannis Ghikas, Eva Marguerre and Marcel Besau, DMY Makerlab, Fabien Dumas, Ett la Benn, E27. www.dmy-berlin.com

Overview video of the main exhibition hall at the DMY Festival 2011 held earlier this year. Includes works by ESAD de Strasbourg, Lund university, Manufactory, Platform 10 of the RCA, Yiannis Ghikas, Eva Marguerre and Marcel Besau, DMY Makerlab, Fabien Dumas, Ett la Benn, E27. www.dmy-berlin.com

Overview video of the main exhibition hall at the DMY Festival 2011 held earlier this year. Includes works by ESAD de Strasbourg, Lund university, Manufactory, Platform 10 of the RCA, Yiannis Ghikas, Eva Marguerre and Marcel Besau, DMY Makerlab, Fabien Dumas, Ett la Benn, E27. www.dmy-berlin.com

By Dru Pagliassotti, from Issue #34 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online MagazineRead by T.D. EdgeWe figured we’d get rich once corpses became rare and valuable resources again.More info »