The Interface Exchange

After a successful Lunch & Learn with EXOR, we brought Collin Messics into the studio to record a brand-new episode of The Interface Exchange! They discuss the Lunch & Learn event, future events, and the many ways EXOR surprises its customers.

Parker's closing down the CTC / HMI production for good, so we invited Product Manager Mario Mitchell to return to the podcast and give us more information of the discontinuance, the Last Time Buy period, and more!

It's been a busy year at Rock Interface, so we brought our UL Panel Shop manager Frankie Kirk into the studio to talk about what we've been up to.

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As always, thanks for listening.

To kick off our biggest season yet, Mike brings in our lead engineer Tony Moore to shine some light on Rock Interface's UL-approved Panel Shop and Engineering Services.

If you would like to suggest companies or individuals to be represented on our podcast, please reach out to mdorato@rockinterface.com

As always, thanks for listening!

Mike is joined via call by CIMON rep Jim Saller and they discuss the international automation company's reputation for listening to customers as well as a new bundled solution to circumvent long lead times.

The best-kept secret in Automation? That's EXOR! Mike interviews General Manager of EXOR North America, Ken Kamlowsky to discuss this, new production facilities in the U.S., and more.

How does Secomea support its customers and distributors? Mike interviews Technical Support Specialist Stephen Pichette to discuss this, the necessity of pants, and more!

Seek-oh-mee-ah or Seck-oh-mee-ah? Mike dives into this and other age-old questions with Secomea's VP of Sales & Marketing, Chelsea Ravitch.

We called SoftPLC’s Vice-President Cindy Hollenbeck for an exclusive insight into the Texas-based company, and what they’re doing to bring tried-and-true products into the modern age.

Helping customers move a product from “Point A” to “Point B,” Mario Mitchell of Parker Engineering phones in from California to discuss hardware and software packages, both new and old, and what Parker is doing to explore new opportunities with their customer base.