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In-depth conversations about where IT meets manufacturing. Listen to experts discuss topics like manufacturing standards, execution systems, event-driven architectures, and integration between businesses and processes. No buzzword bingo, just deep discussions from experienced practitioners.

Hosted by David Schultz with a rotating panel of guests. Episodes normally air every other week.

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Rhize Up

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In-depth conversations about where IT meets manufacturing. Listen to experts discuss topics like manufacturing standards, execution systems, event-driven architectures, and integration between businesses and processes. No buzzword bingo, just deep discussions from experienced practitioners.

Hosted by David Schultz with a rotating panel of guests. Episodes normally air every other week.

11 episodes

#Tech #David Schultz

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Rhize Up w/ David Schultz: The Defining Episode (feat. Tom Hollingworth) 54:38

6 weeks ago54:38

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Join David and Tom as they chat about a plethora of industry key terms. From their expert perspectives, this episode covers technical terms that may have more arbitrary definitions in the industry. Terms like Ontology, Context, and more are covered!

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Rhize Up w/ David Schultz: Transactional Data (feat. Jeroen Janssen) 32:55

11 weeks ago32:55

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In this episode, join David and Jeroen as they chat about Transactional Data. Sequence diagrams, synchronous versus asynchronous messaging, applicable standards, schema validation, and more are all points of interest today.

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Rhize Up w/ David Schultz: Keeping Up with Time Series 1:10:28

25 weeks ago1:10:28

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This week, David joins Leonard Smit from Flow Software, Nicholas Woolmer and Nicolas Hourcard, from Quest DB to talk all about time-series data. They discuss time-series databases, process historians and historian design, and strategies to ingest and store high-volume data

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Rhize Up w/ David Schultz: Why Your Backend Matters 1:04:48

27 weeks ago1:04:48

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In this episode, we break down why it is critical to understand how data is organized and consumed. Different data structures are better for different types of analysis. And here's a hint, you are going to need something more than a data lake...

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Rhize Up w/ David Schultz: Giving Manufacturing Data Full Context (feat. Andy German and Geoff Nunan) 58:17

41 weeks ago58:17

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David, Geoff, and Andy discuss how the manufacturing data hub provides a refined model, vocabulary, and execution system for the full range of operations activities. Each use case builds on others.

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Rhize Up w/ David Schultz: Let's Talk ISA-95 35:01

43 weeks ago35:01