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The Art of Making is hosted by EIT Manufacturing. The show is categorised under technology (business) and has published 18 episodes.

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The Art of Making has published 18 episodes.

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The Art of Making regularly covers technology, business, entrepreneurship. It sits in the technology category, with a business focus.

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The Art of Making

Hosted by EIT Manufacturing · technology · EN · 18 episodes

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The Art of Making is your window into the dynamic world of the European manufacturing industry. Leading entrepreneurs, innovators, researchers and policymakers share their journey, challenges, and vision on the state and future of industry in Europe.The Art of Making is a podcast by EIT Manufacturing, Europe’s leading network for manufacturing innovation, hosted by Maxim Mommerency.Learn more at www.eitmanufacturing.eu (http://www.eitmanufacturing.eu).Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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What is The Art of Making?

The Art of Making is a technology podcast hosted by EIT Manufacturing, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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The Art of Making
#17 – Data-driven business models & manufacturing data spaces – Dr. h.c. Wolfgang Kniejski & Dr. Christoph Strnadl
Jan 21, 202651 minS0
Data is becoming one of manufacturing’s most valuable assets, but only if it can be shared securely, governed transparently, and transformed into real business value. In this episode of The Art of Making, host Maxim Mommerency is joined by Wolfgang Kniejski and Christoph F. Strnadl to explore how data-driven business models, manufacturing data spaces, and data space federators are shaping Europe’s industrial future. Together, we discuss how manufacturing data spaces enable trusted and sovereign data sharing across value chains, why fede...
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#16 – Supercollaboration: creativity, AI & trust in manufacturing – James Taylor
Oct 20, 202536 minS0
What can manufacturing leaders learn from rock bands? 🎸 In this episode of The Art of Making, recorded live at Manufacturing Day 2025 in Vienna, host Maxim Mommerency sits down with James Taylor – renowned keynote speaker on creativity, artificial intelligence, and innovation – to explore what he calls SuperCollaboration™. Drawing from his early career managing Grammy-award-winning artists and rock bands, James shares how the same principles that keep creative teams performing at their best—trust, shared purpose, and psychological safety—are also key to driving innovation in manufacturing. Together, we unpack how AI is tran...
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#15 – Rethinking education and the skills for tomorrow – Christian Rebernik
Jun 17, 202527 minS0
In this special gondola episode, we speak with Christian Rebernik, serial founder and CEO of Tomorrow University. Christian shares what drove him to found a new kind of university, why today’s education system is failing startups (and vice versa) and how we can rethink skills development for a world shaped by digital transformation and climate crisis. From Berlin to Vienna, from startup building to building builders: Christian reflects on the power of purpose, what startup DNA can bring to higher education, and why systems thinking, sustainability, tech fluency and curiosity are co...
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#14 – Beyond buzzwords: what real startup leadership looks like – Magdalena Przelaskowska
Jun 16, 202527 minS0
In this special gondola edition, we dive into one of the most underestimated drivers of startup success: leadership. Our guest, Magdalena Przelaskowska, joins us straight from the slopes of Skinnovation to talk about the kind of leadership that actually matters: the type that shapes culture, builds trust, drives performance, and enables resilience in a scaling company. Together, we reflect on how founders can become better leaders without falling into the trap of performative management or Silicon Valley clichés. Tune in for a crisp and candid conversation on the rea...
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Industrial Tech Talks #1 -- From coffee beans to airplane wings with Felix Wassmann
Mar 27, 202532 minS0
In the first episode of our new startup series, Industrial Tech Talks, Felix Wassman, CEO of RESONIKS, discusses the startup’s journey from coffee beans to airplane wings. He shares insights on the importance of location for startups, the evolution of their technology from supply chain solutions to structural integrity testing, and the challenges of navigating pivots in the startup landscape. Felix emphasises the role of AI in enhancing their testing methods and reflects on the European tech scene, highlighting the potential for growth despite challenges. Felix Wassmann is the co-founder and CEO of the...
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James Taylor

author of SuperCreativity: Accelerating Innovation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Rangers Football Club

Steven Spear

senior lecturer at MIT Sloan School of Management

Gerd Leonhard

Futurist, Humanist & CEO, The Futures Agency

Christian Rebernik

Tomorrow University

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Can I switch plans later?

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Do you offer a free trial?

Every paid plan includes a 15-day free trial. Your card is saved at signup but you will not be charged until day 16. Cancel any time from your dashboard.

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You keep access until the end of your current billing period. No charges after that. Your data is retained for 30 days in case you reactivate.

Is the 20% annual discount automatic?

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The Art of Making

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Art of Making?

About the host

Recent episodes

#17 – Data-driven business models & manufacturing data spaces – Dr. h.c. Wolfgang Kniejski & Dr. Christoph Strnadl

#16 – Supercollaboration: creativity, AI & trust in manufacturing – James Taylor

#15 – Rethinking education and the skills for tomorrow – Christian Rebernik

#14 – Beyond buzzwords: what real startup leadership looks like – Magdalena Przelaskowska

Industrial Tech Talks #1 -- From coffee beans to airplane wings with Felix Wassmann

Guest Appearances

James Taylor

Steven Spear

Gerd Leonhard

Christian Rebernik

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The Art of Making

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Art of Making?

About the host

Recent episodes

#17 – Data-driven business models & manufacturing data spaces – Dr. h.c. Wolfgang Kniejski & Dr. Christoph Strnadl

#16 – Supercollaboration: creativity, AI & trust in manufacturing – James Taylor

#15 – Rethinking education and the skills for tomorrow – Christian Rebernik

#14 – Beyond buzzwords: what real startup leadership looks like – Magdalena Przelaskowska

Industrial Tech Talks #1 -- From coffee beans to airplane wings with Felix Wassmann

Guest Appearances

James Taylor

Steven Spear

Gerd Leonhard

Christian Rebernik

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch The Art of Making for

Podcasts like The Art of Making

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