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Hosted by Ed Pound · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 31 episodes
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The Operations Science Podcast: Authentic Leadership Stories from Operations and Project LeadersWelcome to The Operations Science Podcast, the premier destination for authentic, in-depth conversations with operations and project leaders who share real-life stories of their career triumphs, setbacks, and the invaluable insights gained along the way. Hosted with a passion for uncovering the strategies and mental frameworks that drive success, this podcast is a must-listen for executives, managers, and aspiring leaders in industries such as general manufacturing, medical devices, aerospace, maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) companies, and diagnostic labs. With a focus on leadership, operational excellence, and continuous improvement, each episode delivers actionable takeaways to help you navigate the complexities of modern business landscapes.What to Expect from The Operations Science PodcastOur guests include C-level executives, VPs of operations and supply chain, directors, manage
Ed Pound hosts The Operations Science Podcast, a business show with 31 episodes published.
Manufacturing doesn't become chaotic because people aren't working hard enough. It becomes chaotic when leaders don't understand how variability moves through a system. Fred White spent 13 years flying UH-60 helicopters
Most manufacturers see variability as the enemy. Christopher Morgan has spent decades proving otherwise. As General Manager of Street Furniture Australia, Christopher leads a highly customized manufacturing operation whe
Many Lean and continuous improvement programs struggle—not because the tools are wrong, but because organizations overlook the foundation: developing capable people. In this conversation, Abdulrahman Yossri shares lesson
Most operations teams spend too much time arguing about lead times. Customers want products faster. Sales wants shorter lead times. Operations pushes back. But what if the real goal isn't lead time at all? Kim Shelby sha
Construction projects rarely fail because of one big mistake. More often, they collapse under misalignment, unrealistic schedules, procurement delays, poor sequencing, and operational variability that no one planned for.
When you’re managing operations where a single mistake can cost millions—or put lives at risk—process discipline stops being theoretical. Josh “Tree” Dittmar shares lessons from two worlds where operational excellence is
Global supply chains don’t fail all at once. They fail slowly—through fragile systems, poor data discipline, supplier consolidation, regulatory bottlenecks, and operational decisions that look efficient until disruption
What does it take to scale continuous improvement across multiple plants, cultures, and operating realities—without turning standardization into bureaucracy? Andre Scarance shares what global manufacturing leaders often
Most organizations don’t struggle because they lack talent. They struggle because they move too slowly, operate in silos, and avoid the hard changes everyone already sees coming. This conversation goes deep into what hap
Chris Morehouse leads operations across seven manufacturing plants where labor is tight, margins are real, and leadership consistency directly shapes performance. What makes this conversation especially valuable is Chris
Big transformation programs rarely fail because of technology alone. They fail when teams optimize systems instead of outcomes. Marta Moreira Rodriguez shares what nearly 25 years in transformation leadership has taught
Electric vehicles are accelerating faster than ever. But there’s a massive operational challenge most people aren’t talking about. What happens to the batteries when they reach end-of-life? This conversation explores the
What does operational excellence look like when the product you manufacture directly impacts a person’s dignity and quality of life? In this conversation, Mindaugas Valkavicius shares what it takes to lead 200+ frontline
Global supply chains don’t fail all at once. They bend, stretch, and quietly test every assumption you’ve made about planning, inventory, and timing. In this conversation on the Operation Science Podcast, Vitoria Vellani
When a deeply entrenched operating habit jeopardizes $14–15B in revenue, you don’t get a second chance to get it right. This conversation with former Intel manufacturing leader Zane Rakes reveals how a shift in perspecti
Managing global medical device projects is no small feat—especially when teams span multiple time zones and cultures. In this episode of the Operations Science Podcast, host Ed Pound interviews Diana Dimitrova, Senior Pr
In this episode of the Operations Science Podcast, host Ed Pound speaks with Ricardo Monge, a seasoned program manager specializing in medical device manufacturing. Ricardo shares his experiences orchestrating complex, m
In this episode of the Operations Science Podcast, host Edward Pound sits down with Oscar Sroor, a global operations leader based in Bordeaux, France, to explore what it really takes to achieve sustainable operational ex
In this episode of the Operations Science Podcast, host Ed Pound sits down with Stefano Relli, an international leader in continuous improvement at a global precision optical lens manufacturer. Together, they break down
In this episode of The Operations Science Podcast, host Edward Pound sits down with Santiago Camacho, a global supply chain leader with over two decades of experience in manufacturing and operations. Currently spearheadi
Mark Gray
Copyright Policy Counsel · Nexford University
1 appearance on this show
Stefano Relli
global precision optical lens manufacturer
1 appearance on this show
Santiago Camacho
Coloplast
1 appearance on this show
Christopher Goss
Insect Corporation
1 appearance on this show
Juan Maldonado
Karl Storz
1 appearance on this show
Sanjay Huprikar
Global Electronics Association
1 appearance on this show
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