So grab your hard hat and let's break ground on some eye-opening conversations that can transform the way you think about reliability in mining.

If you have a question and want to contact Miguel, you can get in touch via Linkedin.

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Today, we're diving into one of the most transformative innovations of our time: electric vehicles and the vast infrastructure needed to support their growth.

Joining us is Brian O'Leary, Global Head of of e-Mobility & Infrastructure at Indium Corporation, a leading expert with deep insights into the electronic assembly industry and its critical role in the EV revolution.

As electric vehicles continue to redefine the future of transportation, the reliability and scalability of the infrastructure that powers them particularly public EV charging stations have become pivotal challenges.

The electronic assembly industry is at the heart of these systems, from the semiconductors enabling fast charging to the sensors ensuring safe and efficient operation. However, with nearly 26% of public EV charging stations estimated to be non-functional at any given time, reliability remains a significant hurdle.

This episode will explore the major reliability issues plaguing public EV charging stations, including power instability, component failures, and environmental challenges.

The exciting opportunities for the electronics industry to lead the charge in building a more resilient, reliable, and efficient EV infrastructure.

Brian O'Leary brings a wealth of knowledge on how advanced materials, smart assembly techniques, and innovative designs can solve these pressing issues and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles.

Together, we'll review the technical challenges, explore solutions, and look ahead to the bright future of electric mobility.

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When you perform analysis and share it with others to make a decision, do you sometimes just send the file with a blurb in an email? Only to not quite remember what you did later, when you need it most.

There’s a simple, relatively fast thing to do: a Mini Report. And it provides so much more than just jogging a memory.

Mini reports are a valuable tool for communication in engineering. By using them, engineers can enhance team collaboration, streamline decision-making, and provide mentorship opportunities to junior colleagues.

We talk about:

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Dianna and Fred discuss conference value: maximizing the benefits of conferences and assessing their value for participation. SOR 1033 Conference Value – Accendo Reliability

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