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  • #1 Industrial Tech Talks - From coffee beans to airplane wings with Felix Wassmann
    In the first episode of our new startup series, Industrial Tech Talks, Felix Wassman, CEO of RESONIKS, discusses the startup’s journey from coffee beans to airplane wings. He shares insights on the importance of location for startups, the evolution of their technology from supply chain solutions to structural integrity testing, and the challenges of navigating pivots in the startup landscape. Felix emphasises the role of AI in enhancing their testing methods and reflects on the European tech scene, highlighting the potential for growth despite challenges.  Felix Wassmann is the co-founder and CEO of the Netherlands-based startup RESONIKS, which specialises in acoustic resonance testing solutions for the manufacturing industry. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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  • #13 – Unlocking circularity in manufacturing – Sandra Horlings & Christiaan Kraaijenhagen
    Welcome to another episode of The Art of Making, where we explore the transformative power of circular business models in manufacturing. This time, host Maxim Mommerency is joined by Sandra Horlings and Christiaan Kraaijenhagen of InnoBoost, experts in circularity, sustainability, and business innovation. In this conversation, we dive into how rethinking supply chains, product design, and material use can unlock economic value, environmental benefits, and business resilience. With industries facing increasing geopolitical shifts and ESG challenges, is now the right time to embrace circularity? Our guests share real-world examples, key strategies, and a roadmap for transitioning to circular business models—from remanufacturing and regenerative supply chains to the role of smart design and digitalisation. Whether you’re in manufacturing, supply chain management, or simply interested in sustainable business, this episode will inspire and equip you with actionable insights.  Sandra Horlings drives Circular Business through innovation. With 30+ years in marketing and innovation, she helps companies create profit to be proud of through consulting, think tanks, and teaching. She’s a Managing Partner at Innoboost.  Christiaan Kraaijenhagen is a Managing Partner at Innoboost, specializing in circular strategies and regenerative business models. With experience spanning strategy, R&D, manufacturing, and supply chain at Royal Philips, he has co-led ventures in health and renewable energy. A co-author on Circular Business Creation, he has also served as interim CEO of Circle Economy. Christiaan holds an MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management Science, has completed executive programs at INSEAD and Stanford, and actively supports sustainability initiatives as a mentor, board member, and ambassador. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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  • #12 – Data spaces explained: building trust & sovereignty with Gaia-X – Roland Fadrany
    How can data spaces – decentralised ecosystems that enable secure and interoperable data sharing between organisations – change how Europe does business? Together with our guest Roland Fadrany, COO of the Gaia-X Association (AISBL), we unpack the game-changing role of data spaces for the European data economy.We discussed how data spaces, much like a passport, enable trusted exchanges across organisations and industries, how the Gaia-X community develops the standard for transparency and reliability in the data economy, why controlling your data is essential in today’s digital world, how Gaia-X collaborates with global hyperscalers while preserving sovereignty, and which new business models are enabled.Roland Fadrany is the Chief Operation Officer (COO) of the Gaia-X AISBL, where he oversees the implementation of effective policies and processes that promote and operationalise Gaia-X's vision and mission. Roland has spent over 20 years in international management and consulting roles and led comprehensive transformation initiatives. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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  • #11 – Lithuania’s innovation & education policy roadmap for manufacturing – Dr. Agne Kudarauskiene
    Innovation can only really thrive when policy allows it to. In Europe, especially with regards to digitalisation, we often look to the Baltic countries for inspiration. Together with this episode’s guest, Dr. Agne Kudarauskiene, Deputy Minister for Education, Science and Sports of the Republic of Lithuania, we discuss the various digital, innovation and education policy initiatives that allow a comparably small Baltic nation to be successful in the advanced manufacturing scene. This episode was recorded during the 2024 European Manufacturing Conference, which gathers the manufacturing ecosystem to discuss pressing topics in the field. The European Manufacturing Conference is a co-organisation of EIT Manufacturing, EFFRA, and ManuFuture. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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  • #10 - Wiring the winning organisation - Steven Spear, PhD
    In this episode of The Art of Making, our host Maxim Mommerency sits down with Steven J. Spear, MIT Sloan lecturer and founder of See To Solve LLC, to explore how organisations can unlock sustained high performance and innovation. Spear, author of The High Velocity Edge and Wiring the Winning Organization, delves into the crucial processes behind organisational success, emphasizing that innovation is not a single moment of genius but an iterative, collaborative journey. Drawing from his wealth of experience and with numerous examples, Spear explains what sets high-performing, highly innovative companies apart. You will hear about: The iterative nature of innovation and why it’s often discovered rather than designed How successful organisations respect the process of failure and learning The distinction between incremental and radical innovation—and why both are necessary Why human collaboration is at the heart of every breakthrough How manufacturing companies can implement winning innovation strategies and cultures  Tune in to learn how to wire your organisation for long-term success by respecting the process of innovation and empowering people to experiment and learn. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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The Art of Making is your window into the dynamic world of the European manufacturing industry. Leading entrepreneurs, innovators, researchers and policymakers share their journey, challenges, and vision on the state and future of industry in Europe. The Art of Making is a podcast by EIT Manufacturing, Europe’s leading network for manufacturing innovation, hosted by Maxim Mommerency. Learn more at www.eitmanufacturing.eu (http://www.eitmanufacturing.eu). Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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