Patrick Daly Interlinks Podcast

In this episode of Interlinks I talk to Ellen Malfliet, Head of Marketing at Ventory, a Belgium-based software company that provides innovative SAAS or Software as a Service applications and solutions for the management of field inventory.

Field inventories are notoriously difficult to manage, track and control for all kinds of businesses and organisations such as utility companies, hospitals and field service and maintenance companies.

Field inventories often lie outside the reach of conventional ERP systems and their warehouse management and inventory management modules and applications making it challenging to achieve last mile inventory visibility.

Ventory solves this problem and in this conversation with Ellen we will discover just how it does that.

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In this episode of Interlinks, I am joined again by my colleagues from the Supply Chain Special Interest Group of the Society for the Advancement of Consulting, to talk to them about how they're helping clients at this time to cope with inflation and higher interest rates, that are affecting companies operating in Europe, America, and Australia alike.

My guests are:

• David Ogilvie, founder and principal consultant at David Ogilvie Associates, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 
• Diane Garcia, President of Lorraine Consulting based in Phoenix Arizona
• And Lisa Anderson, President of LMA Consulting, joining us from the Los Angeles metro area in California.

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In this episode of Interlinks I talk to David Ogilvie, Principal at David Ogilvie Consulting in Brisbane, Queensland in Australia.

David is this 2022 winner of the Society for the Advancement of Consulting’s, Corrie Shanahan Memorial Award for Creativity and Innovation in the profession.

In his work David with business clients David helps CEOs and CFOs to transform their business operations assisting them to maximise their ERP investments, which are these Enterprise Resource Planning software systems that many businesses use to organise, coordinate and plan their business operations.

David brings a unique approach to bear with his clients that differentiates him from other consultants in this area.

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In this episode of Interlinks, we talk to Barbara Krajnc, founder and principal consultant at Aurora Borealis in Medvode, near Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.

Barbara is an experienced international consultant, mentor and speaker with extensive experience in the public sector, international corporate affairs, professional associations, and general management.

Barbara describes herself as being in love with strategic communications and public affairs and she guides her client companies through rough and good times helping them to manage risks and acting as their reputation guardian.

Today she works most often as a strategist, specialized in the areas of public affairs, government affairs, regulatory & issues management, compliance, and corporate communications.

Barbara is also keen speaker at conferences in Slovenia and abroad and she is passionate about mentoring future managers and leaders and I was delighted to have her on Interlinks to get some insights into this fascinating, yet often overlooked area of strategic business management.

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In this episode of Interlinks, we talk to Marc Evans, owner and principal at Marc Evans Executive Coaching. In his work Marc coaches and mentors people in leadership roles in theTech, FMCG, Legal, Advertising, IT Construction, Non-Profit and Financial Services sectors.

Previously, Marc served as an Executive Director in the financial services sector at one of Ireland's largest Insurance Intermediaries for 24 years giving him a strong understanding and comprehension of corporate structures, cultures, and business priorities.

Marc is a fully Accredited Pro Coach with The World Association of Coaching with Neuroscience and a Member of the ICF International Coach Federation.

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In this episode of Interlinks we talk to to Neal Shanahan, a Dubliner who has been living and working in Spain since 1989, firstly in the cities of Oviedo and Gijon in Asturias, which lies on the northern Atlantic coast of Spain, and since the turn of the century in Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia in the northeast of the country on the Mediterranean Coast.

In Barcelona, Neal owns and operates a personal training studio and sports massage room in a suburban neighbourhood and works with clients of all ages and from all walks of life.

This is a privileged position that gives him great insight into people’s thoughts and concerns about their health and fitness as well as what they think about what is going on in the wider world.

In this conversation we discuss these topics as well as getting Neal's perspective on Ireland after over thirty years living in another country.

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In this episode of Interlinks we talk to Brian McGeough, Managing Director at McGeough Training Limited.

Brian is a development specialist, an accredited mediator and programme facilitator who specialises in the Dialectic (Socratic) method with over 27 years of experience. His firm, McGeough Training Limited, is a boutique training and development consultancy based in Dublin, Ireland.

What is unique about Brian’s approach to his work is that it is founded on the conviction that human development is a philosophical enterprise and as he says “The Socratic method respects the in-built capacity of each individual to overcome their limits by means of their own intellect thus helping them to become more fearless and self-directing.”

In this conversation Brian explains how the concepts and ideas of classical philosophy can find practical and pragmatic application in the rough and tumble of today's business world to help people and organisation realise their full potential.

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In this episode of Interlinks I talk to to David Ogilvie, Principal at David Ogilvie Consulting in Brisbane, Queensland in Australia.

In his work with his business clients David works with CEOs and CFOs to transform their business operations helping them to maximise their ERP investments, the Enterprise Resource Planning software systems that many businesses use to organise, coordinate and plan their business operations.

David is this year's winner of the Society for the Advancement of Consulting’s (SAC) Corrie Shanahan Memorial Award for Creativity and Innovation in the profession of Consulting.

In this conversation we talk about David's career, how his clients are better off after working with him, and we explore some of his views on what is going on in the wider world of business as we face into a period of rising prices and interest rates around the world.

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In this episode of the Interlinks podcast I am joined again by my colleagues from the Supply Chain Special Interest Group of the Society for the Advancement of Consulting (SAC) to review some of the events and shocks that have impacted supply chains during 2022 and how these events sit within the context of the overarching long-term trends that are driving supply chain strategies such as demographics, technology, and the energy transition among others.

Shocks and events such as the war in Ukraine, the pandemic and Brexit, among other may feel like they have appeared out of nowhere, but these events are taking place within the context of overarching trends that are unmoved by these short-term shocks and events. This provides us with another perspective on how to react and devise successful supply chain strategies as we look to the future.

Joining me in this episode of the show to discuss all of this are :

• Diane Garcia, president of Lorraine Consulting based in Phoenix Arizona
• Lisa Anderson, president of LMA Consulting, joining us from the Los Angeles metro area in California.

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In this episode of linterlinks we talk to Martin Christopher, Professor Emeritus at Cranfield University in the UK where he has been instrumental in building the renowned Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

After leading the centre for over twenty years Martin now dedicates himself to a wider portfolio of activities including the creation and dissemination of knowledge in the field of logistics and supply through published works, executive development, speaking and thought leadership.

Among his books are included the titles Marketing Logistics and Logistics and Supply Chain Management as well as several others on dealing with Procurement Strategy, Business Relationships, Operations and Humanitarian Logistics.

Martin is probably best known for his ideas and concepts in relation to the importance of the nexus between logistics and marketing and his key insight that it is actually supply chains that compete and not companies. In this conversation, Martin and I discuss these ideas as well as taking a broader look at the past, present, and future of the supply chain.

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