Shane reports live from the All-Energy Australia Conference & Waste Management Expo, where we explore some of Australia’s most cutting-edge advancements in renewable energy and sustainable manufacturing. In this episode, we hear from leaders of Aussie companies driving innovation with products and solutions tailored to Australia’s unique environment and needs.

Highlights include:

• Tindo: Manufacturing durable solar panels designed for harsh Australian conditions

• Power Plus Energy: Reliable 48V modular battery storage systems ideal for various industrial uses

• Evo Power: Scalable battery solutions offering behind-the-meter energy management flexibility

• Mastec: Innovations in wheelie bin design for residential and commercial waste management

• Kinder Australia: Conveyor systems enhancing efficiency and reducing downtime across multiple industries

Discover how Australian manufacturing is leading the way in renewable energy, sustainability, and sovereign capability—empowering a future that’s resilient, reliable, and proudly Australian-made.

In this episode co-host Paul Mason turns the mic on Shane Williams and they dive deep into the common pitfalls and challenges of ERP implementations. We draw insights from Shane's latest book, ClustERPuck: 21 Critical ERP Implementation Mistakes …and what to do instead. Shane breaks down why ERP projects often fail and shares his firsthand insights into avoiding these costly mistakes.

We discuss everything from common scoping errors to building trust with vendors, and how the right stakeholder engagement can make or break your ERP system. Whether you're a medium-sized manufacturer implementing a new ERP or upgrading an existing one, Shane offers practical advice on how to ensure success and avoid the pitfalls that could cost you millions.

Tune in for an in-depth conversation on mastering ERP implementation and steering your business toward growth with the right digital backbone in place!

Grab a copy of ClustERPuck at Shane’s website https://www.shanewilliams.com.au/clusterpuck

We’re joined by generative design expert Mark Davis to explore how generative design is transforming industries—not just for engineers, but for business owners too.

Leveraging a decade of experience leading Autodesk Research, Mark breaks down the differences between generative design and generative AI, explaining how this powerful tool can help engineers optimize complex parts and business owners cut costs, improve product sustainability, and make smarter decisions for the future of their companies.

Drawing on real-world examples in automotive, aerospace, and furniture design, this episode shows how generative design is not just for techies—it's a game-changer for anyone looking to enhance efficiency and foster innovation.