ReliabilityRadio
Reliability Radio is a podcast for Maintenance and Reliability professionals aiming for operational excellence. It features interviews with industry leaders, authors, and technology experts, offering actionable insights on asset management, CMMS optimization, and team upskilling. The show helps listeners turn strategic goals into measurable reliability success.
Episodes
Reliability Radio EP 379: Mary Larkin & Terrence O'Hanlon
In this episode of Reliability Radio, host Brendon Russ is joined by Terrence O'Hanlon, founder of reliabilityweb.com, and Mary Larkin, President of Nineteen Americas, to discuss the recent acquisition of ReliabilityWeb by Nineteen Group . Recorded at Maximo World in Nashville, the conversation explores the long-term vision behind the transition and the future of the events . Terrence explains tha
Reliability Radio EP 378: Kendra DeKeyrel
In this episode of Reliability Radio, host Brendon Russ sits down with Kendra DeKeyrel, Worldwide VP of Asset Lifecycle Management at IBM Software, to discuss the evolving landscape of Maximo . As organizations transition from legacy versions like 7.6 to the new MAS 9 suite, many face the challenge of abandoning heavy past customizations . Kendra explains how utilizing Maximo's out-of-the-box conf
Reliability Radio EP 377: John Craig
In this Reliability Radio interview from TRC 2026, John from ABS explains why equipment data collection in CMMS systems often fails due to a lack of standardization . Discover how the proper definition of assets and nomenclature control enable cost-effective business decisions and facilitate the work of maintenance personnel .
ReliabilityRadio EP 376: Mike Bodon
On Reliability Radio, Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ talk with Mike Bodon of Aquas about HVAC reliability, coil fouling detection, condition-based maintenance, and AI-powered performance monitoring. Learn how facilities can improve asset reliability, reduce energy waste, and extend equipment life through data-driven maintenance strategies.
ReliabilityRadio EP 375: Robert Skerik
On Reliability Radio, Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ talk with Robert Skerik of Technical Associates of Charlotte about advanced vibration analysis, high-frequency monitoring, rolling element bearings, gearbox reliability, lubrication issues, and pump cavitation. Learn why sampling rates and signal processing are critical for detecting failures before they impact production.
Reliability Radio EP 374: Aaron Hermes
On Reliability Radio, Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ speak with Aaron Hermes of Interloc Solutions about reliability best practices, asset hierarchies, AI adoption, knowledge transfer, and CMMS implementation. Learn why context, experience, and thoughtful guidance are essential for turning best practices into lasting business value.
Reliability Radio EP 373: Carlos Gonzalez, Remsoft
On Reliability Radio, Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ speak with Carlos Gonzalez of Remsoft about MRO inventory optimization, spare parts governance, lead-time accuracy, item master cleanup, and inventory criticality. Learn how better inventory data and decision-making can reduce costs, improve availability, and support business continuity.
ReliabilityRadio EP 372: Dan Anderson, TRM
At TRC 2026, Brendon Russ speaks with Dan Anderson of TRM about reliability culture, ERP and EAM implementations, data governance, and executive sponsorship. Learn why maintenance professionals need a voice in technology decisions and how stronger partnerships between IT, operations, and maintenance improve business outcomes.
Reliability Radio EP 371: Industry Trends and Insights: Marc LaPlante, Octave
On Industry Trends & Insights, Bob Francis speaks with Mark LaPlante of Octave about ISO 55000, asset management standards, AI-enabled business value analysis, and the importance of linking asset performance to financial outcomes. Learn how organizations can build stronger business cases and drive executive support for asset management initiatives.
ReliabilityRadio EP 370: Joe Lee, Aidentyx
On Reliability Radio, Brendon Russ talks with Joe Lee of Aidentyx about moving beyond AI hype and applying AI to real maintenance challenges. Learn how AI-powered analytics, workflow automation, knowledge management, and root cause analysis can help reliability teams reduce repair times and improve operational performance.
Reliability Radio EP 369: Industry Trends and Insights - California Water & Mentor APM
On Industry Trends & Insights, Bob Francis speaks with Ben Dutro of California Water Service and Tacoma Zach of Mentor APM about solving one of asset management's biggest challenges: poor asset data. Learn how AI-enabled data collection, condition assessments, thermography, and Maximo integration are helping utilities improve reliability, planning, and decision-making.
ReliabilityRadio EP 368: Graham Provost, C3AI
On Reliability Radio, Brendon Russ speaks with Graham Provost of C3 AI about anomaly detection, AI agents, workflow automation, and asset performance optimization. Learn how organizations are using AI to improve reliability, accelerate investigations, optimize processes, and unlock operational efficiencies.
Reliability Radio, EP 365 - Industry Trends and Insights, Joe Nichols
Can AI deliver value if your asset data isn't trustworthy? In this episode, Bob Francis sits down with Joe Nichols from Octave to explore how knowledge graphs, data quality, AI-driven classification, and connected industrial intelligence are reshaping asset management and reliability.
Reliability Radio EP 367 - Industry Trends and Insights, Malavika Tohani
On Industry Trends & Insights, Bob Francis speaks with Malavika Tohani of Verdantix about industrial AI adoption, data governance, workforce trust, and asset lifecycle management. Learn why organizations are focusing on scalable AI use cases, contextualized data, and reliability-driven digital transformation
ReliabilityRadio EP 366 - Jaidev Krishnan & Kyle Privette, AssetWatch
On Reliability Radio, Brendon Russ sits down with AssetWatch experts to explore the connection between lubrication, vibration analysis, condition monitoring, and reliability. Learn how education, culture, and proactive maintenance practices help organizations reduce failures, improve asset health, and build sustainable reliability programs.
Reliability Radio EP 364: Dr. Karl Hoffower, Failure Prevention Associates - IMC25
As the veteran workforce retires, industries are facing a massive loss of specialized knowledge. Dr. Karl Hoffower joins hosts Jonathan Gindner and Brendan Russ to explain why AI isn't a "magic bullet" for swinging wrenches and how a lack of leadership incentives often leads to repetitive equipment failure. Drawing from his background as a chiropractor and neurologist, Dr. Hoffower shares how he a
Reliability Radio EP 363: Kelley Amundson, JLL - IMC25
Kelly Amundson, Senior Director of Sustainable Operations at JLL, joins Reliability Radio to discuss the evolving landscape of sustainability in asset management. The conversation covers key initiatives such as electrification, water reduction, and waste management, emphasizing the importance of breaking down silos between sustainability and engineering teams. Kelly highlights the role of speciali
Reliability Radio EP 362: Jeff Hay, RDI - IMC25
In this episode of Reliability Radio, Jeff Hay, CEO and founder of RDI Technologies, explains how Motion Amplification is changing the landscape of vibration analysis. By using standard video cameras to measure and visualize movement, RDI helps organizations identify root causes of equipment failure, improve commissioning processes, and bridge the communication gap between technical teams and mana
Reliability Radio EP 361: Hetal Lee, JLL - IMC25
In this IMC 2025 episode of Reliability Radio, Hetal Lee, Workplace Management Lead at JLL, shares a practical perspective on integrating reliability and asset management into broader organizational strategy. The conversation builds on the conference's opening keynote, reinforcing that reliability, data, and business objectives can no longer be treated as separate initiatives.
Reliability Radio EP 360: Greg Elliott, JLL - IMC25
In this session from IMC, Greg Elliott, a prominent expert from JLL, delves into the essential strategies for navigating the evolving landscape of wealth and asset management in 2025. He discusses the critical balance between growth and profitability, the modernization of data to harness the power of AI, and the integration of sustainability into core business operations. Elliott provides actionab
Reliability Radio EP 359: Chris Sobota & Glenn Gardner, Waites - IMC25
In this episode of Reliability Radio, we sit down with Chris Sobota and Glenn Gardner of Waites to explore the past, present, and future of condition monitoring. We discuss the transition from manual analog data to the current revolution of wireless sensors and cloud-based AI.
Reliability Radio EP 358: Andrew Dixon, MaxGrip - IMC25
Recorded live at IMC 2025, this episode of Reliability Radio features Andrew Dixon, CEO of MaxGrip, in a thoughtful discussion on AI, change management, and the gap between ambition and execution. Hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ explore why AI success in reliability isn't a technology problem—it's a people and process challenge. A grounded conversation on turning AI promise into real opera
Reliability Radio EP 357: Clayton Bahn, AssetWatch - IMC25
In this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ talk with Clayton Bahn of AssetWatch at IMC 2025. The discussion centers on the "barriers of entry" that keep maintenance teams from adopting remote condition monitoring. Bahn clarifies that modern technology has eliminated the need for miles of cabling or internal vibration experts. Instead, AssetWatch offers a turnkey s
Reliability Radio EP 356: Nick Haase, MaintainX - IMC25
At IMC 2025, Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ sit down with Nick Haase, co‑founder of MaintainX, to explore executive inaction—why leaders stall on decisions, how it puts reliability programs at risk, and what it takes to spark action before failure forces change.
Reliability Radio EP 355: Patrick Heiser, Nanoprecise - IMC25
Live from IMC 2025, Patrick Heiser, Senior VP at JLL, joins Reliability Radio to discuss the practical implementation of Reliability Centered Maintenance Reengineered (RCM-R). Patrick explains how JLL utilizes the RCM-R roadmap—Assessment, Education, and Implementation—to streamline maintenance strategies without "boiling the ocean". The conversation covers the importance of starting with pilot pr
Reliability Radio EP 354: Martin Weber, Sparetech - IMC25
On this episode of Reliability Radio, SpareTech's Martin Weber joins Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ to unpack the hidden realities of MRO management — from bloated inventories to missing parts, weak processes, and the urgent need to "stop the bleeding" with smarter data and better controls.
Reliability Radio EP 353: Aaron Hermes, Interloc - IMC25
In this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan and Brendan are joined by Aaron Hermes, VP of Product Development at Interloc, to discuss the critical role of mobile solutions in maintenance. The conversation focuses on "mobile relevance"—the practice of filtering data so technicians only see what they specifically need for their tasks—and the importance of usability in challenging environmen
Reliability Radio EP 352: Daniel Rosu, Reckitt - IMC25
At IMC 2025, Reckitt's Daniel Roșu explains why sustainable TPM programs require patience, cultural change, and realistic expectations—despite pressure for fast results.
Reliability Radio EP 351: Glenn Simmonds, Sabert Corporation - IMC25
Get ready for a powerful Reliability Radio conversation as Glenn Simmons of Sabert Corporation joins hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ to break down the real‑world challenges of technology adoption, technician behavior, and modern reliability practices. From data capture gaps to AI-assisted improvements, Glenn shares insights earned across three decades in the field.
Reliability Radio EP 350 John Dang - SAP - TRC25
In this episode from TRC25, we sit down with John Dang, Director of Facility Services at Tessara (formerly Skookum), to discuss how they manage facility maintenance across large military installations with a unique workforce. As an AbilityOne contractor, Tessara's mission is to provide employment for people with significant disabilities. John shares how they overcome challenges in accurate asset i
Reliability Radio EP 349 Jim Carrel - Forum Reliability - TRC25
In this episode recorded live at TRC25, Jonathan and Brendan sit down with Jim Carrel to discuss the current state of the reliability industry. Jim critiques the prevalence of "reliability word salad," where professionals use terms they don't fully understand, giving the discipline a bad name. The trio explores the dangers of organizations hiring guides without understanding the journey themselves
Reliability Radio EP 348 Jack Ryan - JLL - TRC25
In a unique twist at The Reliability Conference 2025, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ hand over the microphone to Jack Ryan, a young engineer from JLL. Jack interviews the veteran hosts, exploring how reliability methodologies have evolved through technology while core objectives remain the same. The trio discusses the "Sisyphus" nature of the reliability journey, emphasizing that there is
Reliability Radio EP 347 Fabrice Brion - I-Care - TRC25
In this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ sit down with Fabrice Brion of I-care at The Reliability Conference to move past the AI hype and focus on actionable solutions. Fabrice argues that for technology to succeed, it must be implemented "bottom-up," solving real problems for the workforce rather than serving as top-down mandates. The trio discusses the pressin
Reliability Radio EP 346: THE GLUG: WHY YOU'RE OVERWHELMED - Bryce Steffens - JLL
On this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ speak with JLL's Bryce Steffens about the most important asset in the age of AI: People. While many workers are "running scared" that AI will take their jobs, Bryce shares a revolutionary mindset shift: What if you eliminate your own job first? Drawing from his presentation at TRC 2025, Bryce focuses on the People and Cul
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. In a facility where vertical transportation is essential for safety, accessibility, an
Reliability Radio EP 344: IS YOUR HAND CALIBRATED? Matt Vilardebo - JLL
Join Hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they welcome Matt Vilardebo from JLL. Drawing on four decades of experience—starting with his father's early work in vibration analysis—Matt discusses the surprising persistence of reactive maintenance. He explores the "million dollar question": Why do maintenance teams still walk by known asset failures? Matt shares real-world st
Reliability Radio EP 343: A HUMAN MUST BE IN THE LOOP Bill Kilbey - Waites
On this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ welcome Bill Kilbey, Chief Reliability Officer from Weight Sensor Technology, to discuss the ongoing tension between AI hype and the human element in condition monitoring. Drawing on his background from the U.S. Navy's nuclear submarines, Bill emphasizes that sound and vibration analysis is a detective game that requires
Reliability Radio EP 342: THE AI EASY BUTTON MYTH Candi Robison - Ultimo
On this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ welcome Candi Robinson from IFS Ultimo to confront the biggest misconception in Enterprise Asset Management (EAM): that AI is an "easy button" that will magically fix every operational problem. With two decades of EAM experience, Candi argues that technology cannot solve a foundational problem. She reveals that many organ
Reliability Radio EP 341: THE 70% FAILURE TRAP Allen Rienstra - SDT Ultrasound
On this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ welcome Allen Rienstra from SDT Ultrasound Solutions to discuss the biggest mistake companies make after purchasing new technology: undervaluing training. Allen reveals that the failure rate for new monitoring programs that neglect continuous, hands-on training aligns perfectly with the 70% program failure statistic. The
Reliability Radio EP 340: THE VIBRATION LIE - Robert Skeirik
On this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ (JLL) welcome Robert Skeirik from i-care, the largest independent vibration service company globally, to discuss the limitations of traditional monitoring and the future of Maximo Predict. Robert reveals the critical flaw in using a single "overall" vibration number, explaining through a compelling "radio dial" analogy wh
Reliability Radio EP 339: THE 'MUST TO DUST' SECRET, Jon Mortensen - IFS
Jonathan and Brendon welcome Jon Mortensen from IFS on Reliability Radio for a discussion that defines the future of enterprise asset management. Jon reveals IFS's commitment to the full Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) journey, which they call the "Must to Dust" cycle. The key focus is on solving the universal problem of capital constraint. Learn how the strategic acquisition of a leading Asset I
Reliability Radio EP 338: 2.5 YEARS TO BLACK BELT, Sheldon Roper – JLL
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they speak with Sheldon Roper, a CRL Black Belt and Reliability Engineer at JLL. Sheldon shares his unique career path from working on offshore rigs to becoming a reliability engineer and achieving his Black Belt in a remarkably short two and a half years. This conversation demystifies the prestigious Black Belt certification, explainin
Reliability Radio EP 337: THE AI THAT CAME FROM SUBMARINES, Jeremy Frank KCF
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they welcome Jeremy Frank, CEO of KCF Technologies. Jeremy shares his company's fascinating journey, which began 25 years ago with niche, high-tech work for the Department of Defense on applications for submarines and helicopters. He explains how KCF successfully transitioned this "exotic" technology to the industrial world, applying it
Reliability Radio EP 336: SAP & AI: NO MORE T-CODES, Andy Hancock
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they welcome Andy Hancock from SAP to discuss the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on enterprise asset management. Andy explains how SAP is leveraging AI—from its early predictive analytics library to its new digital assistant, Joule—to fundamentally change how users interact with the system. The conversation delves into
Reliability Radio EP 335: STOP OVERBUYING PARTS, Jeremiah Woodford – Verusen AI (MRO Strategy
Jeremiah Woodford – Verusen AI: Optimizing spares inventory tends to be a forgotten item with the focus being on day-to-day operations and maintenance activities. Often enough, companies are over buying parts and/or not accounting their use property to know where to start. We speak with Jeremiah Woodford of Verusen AI to discuss their current capabilities in leveraging organizations purchase histo
Reliability Radio EP 333: THE SHINY OBJECT SYNDROME - Jennifer Gatza - Maven
In this episode of Reliability Radio, Jennifer Gatza from Maven joins Jonathan Guiney and Brendan Russ to discuss a common problem in the Maximo® community: the "shiny object syndrome." Jennifer, a computer engineer by background, shares her powerful insight that putting technology first—before process and strategy—is a critical pitfall that leads to poor outcomes and user frustration. She details
Reliability Radio EP 334: THE LAST MILE FOR AI, Louis Innocent, EAM 360
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they welcome Louis Innocent, Director of Asset Management at EAM 360. Louis dives into a core problem facing the industry: the persistent failure of mobile adoption strategies. He explains the "why" behind this resistance—from generational knowledge gaps to poorly designed applications—and shares EAM 360's philosophy for success. Their
Reliability Radio EP 332: The Smart Digital Reality, Peter Bynarowicz – Hexagon
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they speak with Peter from Hexagon, a company focused on Asset Information Management (AIM). The discussion begins with a look at a fundamental challenge facing every industry: the "silver tsunami" and the loss of critical knowledge. Peter explains how Hexagon's solution bridges the siloed gap between engineering and maintenance by crea
Reliability Radio EP 331: PEOPLE ARE THE KEY TO RELIABILITY. Roger Ham and Muhammad Yusuf
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they welcome Roger Ham and Muhammad Yusuf Bin Nazman from Kerry Ingredients, a global food production powerhouse. This episode tells the story of Kerry's journey, which began in 2021 with a commitment to "safety first, quality always," and culminated in a prestigious Uptime Award for reliability and sustainability. The guests share the
Reliability Radio EP 330: SMALL TEAM. BIG RELIABILITY. John Fortin & Billy Appleton
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they welcome John Fortin and Billy Appleton from the Beverly Salem Water Board. This episode tells the inspiring story of a small utility (18 employees, 4 in maintenance) serving 100,000 residents, and their incredible journey from outdated, verbal maintenance practices to winning an Uptime Award for sustainability. John and Billy detai
Reliability Radio EP 329: IBM Predictive Maintenance misinterpreted -Tom Woginrich
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio for a controversial debate with Tom Woginrich from IBM on "predictive maintenance vs. condition-based maintenance." Tom challenges the traditional view, defining the "predictive maintenance" of old as limited "univariate analytics" (single variables like vibration), often leading to frustration and missed failures. He then unveils the true
Reliability Radio EP 328: YOUNG GUNS OF RELIABILITY - Eric Rosales & Alexis Madris – JLL
Join Jonathan Guiney on Reliability Radio as they sit down with JLL's rising stars, Alexis Madris and Eric Rosales. Offering a fresh, younger perspective on the industry, they reveal the unexpected appeal of reliability and asset management: the creativity in data analysis, the thrill of problem-solving, and the satisfaction of seeing assets perform with "fantasy football" like precision. The conv
Reliability Radio EP 327: MAXIMO®: THE DATA FIX • Asset Analytix
Join Jonathan Guiney on Reliability Radio as he welcomes Sunil Kamerkar, from Asset Analytix. With over 30 years in the business, Asset Analytix specializes in helping Maximo® users transform their operations, focusing on data quality, PM job plan optimization, and strategic program assessments. Sunil explains their partnership with Reliabilityweb's Uptime Elements framework, which guides their co
Reliability Radio EP 326: Africa, Reliability Rising • Natascha Heyman
Join Jonathan Guiney on Reliability Radio as he speaks with Natascha Heyman, Director of WIRAM Africa (Women in Reliability and Asset Management). Natascha shares her inspiring story of joining WIRAM and her vision for accelerating the organization's exposure across Africa. She highlights ongoing, impactful projects like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and the West African Network Rail , empha
Reliability Radio EP 325: Future-Proofing Real Estate, Data, Art, and Spaces
Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they chat with Jim Barlow, Solution Strategy at JLL Technologies, live from TRIRIGAWorld. Jim unpacks the major themes shaping global real estate, including the current market contraction and the projected 30 million square feet of corporate space leaving US portfolios. Discover how leading organizations are moving beyond traditional ut
Reliability Radio EP 324: Trades Gap: The Book -Dave Reiber & Rich McInnes
Join Jonathan Gagne and Brendan Russ on Reliability Radio as they sit down with passionate industry experts Dave Reiber from Reliabilityweb and Rich McInnes from Net Results. This episode dives deep into the urgent issue of the skilled trades gap – a "big hole that's getting bigger." Dave and Rich reveal the motivation behind their upcoming book, designed to be a conversation for everyone in the t
Reliability Radio EP 323: From Icebergs to AI, MaxTAF's Journey to MaximoWorld
In this episode of Reliability Radio, host Jonathan Guiney sits down with Alexander Delic and Karolina Szymanska from MaxTAF at MaximoWorld. From flight cancellations and unexpected layovers to breakthrough tech sessions on generative AI, this episode is packed with real stories and real innovation. MaxTAF is on a mission to bring AI-powered productivity tools to the Maximo community—and they're d
Reliability Radio EP 322: Smart Before Fast, David Armstrong
First get smart, then get quick. Dave Armstrong of Cohesive joins Reliability Radio live at MaximoWorld 2024 to talk digital integration, smarter asset strategies, and how to unlock serious ROI in Maximo Application Suite. With all our technology that we have available, we still struggle at getting it all in one place. We hear about concepts such as systems of systems. How do we bring all this dat
Reliability Radio EP 321: Before the AI, Fix This • Jeff Kinard – Prometheus
What's the first step in building a smart, reliable operation? Hint: It's not AI. In this episode of Reliability Radio, we're joined by Jeff Kinard from Prometheus Group, who drops hard-earned wisdom on what actually moves the needle. From baseline data to data governance and building trust between tech and people—it's all about doing the blocking and tackling before you throw deep. 🔑 Key Topics:
Reliability Radio EP 320: Data, Culture, Action: Jason Smith - ABS Consulting
Is technology your silver bullet—or a shiny distraction? In this episode of Reliability Radio, Jason Smith of ABS Consulting joins us at IMC to cut through the noise. You'll hear: Why your CMMS upgrade won't save you without clean data What makes culture the real foundation of success How top-down AND bottom-up leadership fuels lasting change Why community, not competition, is key to growt
Reliability Radio EP 319: How I Got My CRL Black Belt
Nobody graduates college as a reliability engineer—it's a journey you grow into. In this episode of Reliability Radio, JLL's Matthew Tingsanchali shares his story—from wrenching on cars to earning a CRL Black Belt. He opens up about early challenges, real-world lessons from implementing programs, and why the CRL framework helped bring it all together. Whether you're just starting out or deep in yo
Reliability Radio EP 318: AI & Predictive Maintenance: The Future of Reliability, Fabrice Brion – I-Care
The reliability world is shifting—fast. In this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ(JLL) sit down with Fabrice Brion, CEO of I-Care, to discuss how AI and IoT are reshaping predictive maintenance. 💡 What's changing? AI vs. Condition Monitoring: Why AI can predict failures before they happen. The Power of Data: How moving from manual to online data collection is un
Reliability Radio EP 317: Sustainability & Reliability. The Missing Link in Asset Management – Sustainability Consortium
Sustainability and reliability are often seen as separate initiatives, but what if they are actually deeply connected? In this episode of Reliability Radio, David Robertson and Ian Higham from the Sustainability Consortium of the Reliability Leadership Foundation discuss how organizations can align their reliability practices with sustainability goals to drive efficiency, reduce waste, and improve
Reliability Radio EP 316: Igor Marinelli – A single pane of glass for Asset Health
As AI reshapes reliability, how do we move beyond buzzwords to real-world solutions? In this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ from JLL sit down with Igor Marinelli, CEO of Tractian, to explore how AI and advanced condition monitoring are tackling some of the biggest challenges in maintenance and asset management. We are at a unique set of crossroads with the sta
Reliability Radio EP 315: Terrence O'Hanlon, Mastering Reliability with the Profound System of Knowledge
What if reliability and asset management had a universal system—a framework that could be seamlessly integrated into your organization, no matter its size or industry? In this episode of Reliability Radio, Terrence O'Hanlon (CEO, Reliabilityweb.com) joins Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ of JLL to unpack the Uptime Elements Profound System of Knowledge—a structured approach designed to align asset
Reliability Radio EP 314: Sean Mullen & Melissa Ruth, Culture Matters, Insights for 200% performance.
In this episode of Reliability Radio, hosts Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ, of JLL, dive into the People and Culture at Work framework with industry leaders Sean Mullan (Medtronic) and Melissa Ruth (Cohesive). 🔹 Why it matters: 85% of employees feel disengaged at work, and engaged teams see 202% productivity improvements. 🔹 How reliability connects to culture: The Uptime® Elements framework now
Reliability Radio EP 313: Ron Moore, RM Group, Inter-department Cooperation and Partnership
In too many organizations, we hear about the need to align the goals to drive better value, but no one wants to change what they or what they are measured by. In this special episode of Reliability Radio, we sit down with Ron Moore and have a frank conversation about what works and what doesn't work in the effort to achieve actual inter-department cooperation and partnership. Everyone on the relia
Reliability Radio EP 312: Jon Mortensen, IFS, Buzzword of the week – AI. What is it?
What can it do for me in Reliability and Asset Management? There are a lot of solutions in the market to help leverage data to create information with context to make decision. Jon Mortensen from IFS joins us to discuss this concept and what the capabilities are to unlock the power of data to move the needle on value creation at an organization.
Reliability Radio EP 311: Graham Fonseca (UE Systems) & Rob Milner (Flir)
New condition monitoring solutions are coming to the market with an ever increasingly frequency with updated features, firmware, and accessories. However, every once in a while, a new solution comes along that turns everyone's head. It's not very often that we hear about two titans in the condition monitoring space coming together to create a new solution. We have a chat about the union between Te
Reliability Radio EP 310: Jeff Smith, The State of Condition Monitoring
Have you heard about the Lubrication Leader Badge? What about the new IoT Leader Badge? Listen in on this podcast as we have a deep discussion with Jeff Smith of Reliabilityweb on the state of condition monitoring, fault cause detection, and the learning opportunities available to the Reliability and Asset Management community on Reliabilityweb's own Workshop Study System (WSS).
Reliability Radio EP 309: Tim Rice, the concept of Defect Elimination
Defect Elimination. It's more than just an element in the Work Execution Management Domain. It represents one of the goals of reliability … to improve the value of an organization. We sit and have a chat with Tim Rice, the author of "Defect Elimination: Left to Right, Right to Left" and discuss the concept of Defect Elimination, its benefits, challenges, and much more. A can't miss episode for tho
Reliability Radio EP 308: Jack Poley, CMI
In the world of condition monitoring, we've come a long way to get our results better, faster, and more accurate. The advancement of technology has allowed all of us to self-perform just about every facet of condition monitoring and more importantly, leverage the results together to make decisions. However, there is one technology that most practitioners still don't do themselves and is often disc
Reliability Radio EP 307: Russ Parish, ReliabilityWeb
Performing self-assessments to gauge where you have been an important step in determining areas of strength and for identifying needs for improvements. Whether you are just starting your reliability journey, restarting a program, or just getting a grasp of the current status, assessments are crucial for awareness. Additionally aligning your programs to the Uptime® Elements gives them a parallel to
Reliability Radio EP 306: David Lockhart, Kaiser Permenente
When you go to a health care provider, hospital, or outpatient center, the reliability of the equipment should be the furthest thing from your mind. With the potential effects of a failure includes risk to bodily harm, reliability isn't an option, it's an imperative. We speak with David Lockhart from Kaiser Permenente on the history, current state, and future of reliability in the health care sect
Reliability Radio EP 305: Jim Carrel, Forum Reliability
Are you curious about just what the Association of Asset Management Professionals (AMP) is all about? Join us for this episode of Reliability Radio where we have a conversation with Jim Carrel from Forum Reliability, a Reliability Partner, about his volunteer work with AMP, its benefits for the Reliability and Asset Management community, the Certifications it provides, and his work with Forum Reli
Reliability Radio EP 304: Tom Woginrich, IBM
Being able to convince executive leadership of the value of reliability can be daunting. We've all heard of the concept of an "Elevator Pitch" but what about the need to have a FIVE SECOND PITCH to get attention! On this episode, we speak with Tom Woginrich of IBM about the need beef up our value statements for reliability to ensure executive sponsorship.
Reliability Radio EP 303: George Parada, JLL
Networking is one of the best parts of any Reliabilityweb.com event. The chance to meet people who are working in the same field and learn from them has become the best part of conferences like IMC. Going through the crowd and finding others who just might have some advice to help you with your reliability efforts. We have a discussion with George Parada about his personal reliability journey, wha
Reliability Radio EP 302: Ryan Conger, ABB
ABB is widely known for being an industry leader in industrial electrical and instrumentation technology, products, and services. What is not so widely known is that ABB can take all the data coming off those devices and provide meaningful analytics. In this podcast, Ryan Conger from ABB opens our eyes to the vast wealth of hidden data that can utilized from ABB devices in truly groundbreaking way
Reliability Radio EP 301: Kendra Mock & Jon Cameron, CRL-Black Belts, JLL
Did you know that there are thousands of CRLs, but only 20 CRL black belts? Listen to this podcast where we have a chat with Kendra Mock and Jon Cameron on their reliability journey to becoming CRL black belts to help you chart your own course towards CRL certification and beyond.
Reliability Radio EP 300: Eric Ayanegui, CINTAS
Convincing leadership of the need for a reliability program can be hard to find sometimes. Getting and maintaining executive sponsorship requires identifying and actioning an organization's need. We have a conversation with Eric Ayanegui from Cintas where we discuss Cintas's reliability journey well over the course of a decade from being first introduced to reliability to an Uptime Award winning o
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Conspiracy Files with Paige Carter
