Craig Salvalaggio's guest appearances

Craig Salvalaggio

Talking Industrial Automation

The Robot Industry Podcast

Jeff Burnstein

Ashley Dawson

Dave Henderson

Jeff Miller

Peter Wright

Pat Miller

Mike Howard

Rick Kaun

Tom Burke

Carol Leaman

Jim Carroll

Greg Paulsen

Bruno Wilson

Joe LaRussa

Matt Wells

OwlTail

In this edition of #TheRobotIndustryPodcast, I interview Craig Salvalaggio from AMT. Craig is a busy man. He is COO of Applied Manufacturing Technologies, an automation systems integrator. Craig is very involved with A3 the Association for Advancing Automation (our distribution partner on this podcast). Speed to Market is the theme. We also call this operating at the Speed of Amazon. The automation industry doesn't change very much and operating in COVID-19 pandemic has created big challenges for automation integrators, manufacturers, and opportunities to create automation to produce protective PPE. 28 to 32 weeks is the typical delivery for an automation system in our industry. That is just too long for engineers growing up with Amazon's delivery model. The industry is struggling to come up with better and creative ways to deliver automation faster for these elevated expectations.  We talk about training, equipment ownership, collaborative robotics, collaborative technologies and labor related challenges, accelerated deliveries, partners, vendors and the ROI of automation. We end our conversation talking about talent attraction, robotic and automated palletizing and end of line automation. If you would like to find out more about AMT their website is https://appliedmfg.com/ and to find Craig, he is on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-salvalaggio-5ab4974/ Enjoy the podcast, Jim Beretta

In this edition of #TheRobotIndustryPodcast, I interview Craig Salvalaggio from AMT. Craig is a busy man. He is COO of Applied Manufacturing Technologies, an automation systems integrator. Craig is very involved with A3 the Association for Advancing Automation (our distribution partner on this podcast). Speed to Market is the theme. We also call this operating at the Speed of Amazon. The automation industry doesn't change very much and operating in COVID-19 pandemic has created big challenges for automation integrators, manufacturers, and opportunities to create automation to produce protective PPE. 28 to 32 weeks is the typical delivery for an automation system in our industry. That is just too long for engineers growing up with Amazon's delivery model. The industry is struggling to come up with better and creative ways to deliver automation faster for these elevated expectations. We talk about training, equipment ownership, collaborative robotics, collaborative technologies and labor related challenges, accelerated deliveries, partners, vendors and the ROI of automation. We end our conversation talking about talent attraction, robotic and automated palletizing and end of line automation. If you would like to find out more about AMT their website is <a href="https://appliedmfg.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://appliedmfg.com/</a> and to find Craig, he is on LinkedIn at <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-salvalaggio-5ab4974/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-salvalaggio-5ab4974/</a> Enjoy the podcast, Jim Beretta

Automation and the Amazon Effect with Craig Salvalaggio

A series of strategic acquisitions, leadership hires and customer diversification fueled the growth and success of Applied Manufacturing Technologies says Craig Salvalaggio in this episode of Talking Industrial Automation.  Plus, he reveals how his passion for robotics and machine vision led to his current position as COO, where he builds the business case for automation, as well as mentors up and coming industry professionals.

A series of strategic acquisitions, leadership hires and customer diversification fueled the growth and success of Applied Manufacturing Technologies says Craig Salvalaggio in this episode of Talking Industrial Automation.  Plus, he reveals how his passion for robotics and machine vision led to his current position as COO, where he builds the business case for automation, as well as mentors up and coming industry professionals.

Craig Salvalaggio of Applied Manufacturing Technologies - Episode 42