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Dheeraj Tiwari and the importance of small things
After years in consulting, Dheeraj Tiwari co-founded CAPGRID to take on the overlooked work of getting components to factory lines. His bet: a better view of the small things can change how the whole machine runs.
Erik Mirandette and the Long Road to the Factory Floor
Before he helped put software into factories, Erik Mirandette crossed Africa by dirt bike, served in military counterintelligence and learned a durable lesson: useful systems begin with the people closest to the problem.
Kerrie Jordan Learned Software by Listening to the People Who Use It
An artist's daughter and an engineer's daughter learned to translate factory-floor problems into stories. Now she is carrying that habit from Epicor's product roadmap to its global brand.
Dario Ambrosini Learned Marketing by Misunderstanding One Word
A finance graduate who preferred customers to transactions, Dario Ambrosini built a SaaS career around translation: between numbers and narrative, engineers and buyers, and now search engines and AI.
Lori McInerney Makes Complex Software Sound Human
After a career spent marketing jobs, screens, insights, and software, Tacton's global CMO is tackling a stubborn industrial problem: how to make a complicated sale feel clear.
Kris Harrington Put the Parts Manual on Notice
A mining-equipment veteran saw six-inch manuals become obsolete before the machines got dirty. Her answer was to make the industrial aftermarket searchable, shoppable, and considerably less mysterious.