I LIKE TO MOVE IT

Let Mr R.'s voice guide you into the world of material handling. Every month we will lead you to discover the new trends and curiosities of the materials handling sector. And what are you expecting? Happy listening

I LIKE TO MOVE IT is a business podcast hosted by Rulmeca, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Rulmeca hosts I LIKE TO MOVE IT, a business show with 38 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  Global logistic.....starts much closer than we think

  Sep 29, 20268 minS4

  This episode explores how global logistics has evolved from an invisible background function into a strategic pillar of the modern economy. Starting from the simple act of placing an online order, it reveals the complex chain of systems, technologies, warehouses, and internal material handling processes that keep goods moving. The text also highlights the impact of e-commerce, digitalization, sustainability, and the importance of reliable components and partners such as Rulmeca in ensuring continuous, efficient operations.

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  Episode #4

  Sealed for success: the hidden science keeping your food fresh

  Jul 29, 20269 minS4

  In this episode of I Like to Move It , we explore the hidden science behind food packaging and its role in keeping products fresh, safe, and sustainable for longer. From active and smart packaging solutions to biopolymers, nanotechnology, and biodegradable materials, the speech shows how packaging innovation can help reduce food waste, improve shelf life, and protect food quality throughout the entire supply chain, all the way to the shelf.

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  Episode #3

  This Is Not Just a Cleanup: Rory Sinclair and the Mission of Big Blue Ocean Cleanup

  Jun 30, 20269 minS4

  In this episode of “I Like to Move It”, we talk with Rory Sinclair, CEO of Big Blue Ocean Cleanup, about the global fight against ocean pollution, the impact of coastal cleanup initiatives, and the importance of partnerships in protecting marine ecosystems. Together, we explore how organizations, companies and individuals can contribute to reducing plastic waste and creating a cleaner, healthier future for our oceans.

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  Episode #2

  Beyond the Vein: Deals, Data Centers & the Race for Minerals

  May 29, 20268 minS4

  Join Mr. R and Alice for the "director's cut" ofthe mining story as they unpack the BDO Annual Mining Report 2026. This episode explores the $34 billion wave of megadeals and the massive merger of Anglo American and Teck Resources. We reveal how AI and data centers are becoming primary demand drivers for minerals like copper and rare earths, competing for the same resources as the energy transition. The discussion also covers thecritical role of geopolitics, US state intervention in supply chains, and the strategic push for mineral processing and value retention in Africa. Finally, we address the "hidden hurdles" of the industry, including project delays, the necessity of genuine community engagement, and the risingimportance of urban mining and recycling. Mining is no longer just about digging holes, it is a complex landscape of strategy, technology, and people.

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  Episode #1

  Artificial Intelligence in the Supply Chain: From Theory to Real Decisions

  Apr 29, 202612 minS4

  In this episode, we explore how artificial intelligence is moving from theory to real operational decision-making in the supply chain: automating repetitive work, improving visibility across systems and teams, and enabling predictive and prescriptive approaches. With practical examples and a focus on governance, data quality, and the human role, we discuss where to start and how to turn AI from a buzzword into a real organizational capability.

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