The Off-Highway Podcast
The Off-Highway Podcast
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Alastair Hayfield, Interact Analysis’ VP of Research for Commercial Vehicles, chats to key stakeholders from the off-highway industry to learn more about them, their organisations and how they are addressing some of the key challenges of the market today.
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The podcast emphasizes various aspects of off-highway innovation and sustainability, including electric construction equipment, collaborative initiatives among cities, and strategies for zero-emission targets. Noteworthy episodes feature discussions on the C40 Cities initiative's role in promoting clean construction, GMB's journey towards circular economy practices, and Moog Construction's advancements in modular energy solutions.
Alastair Hayfield, Interact Analysis’ VP of Research for Commercial Vehicles, chats to key stakeholders from the off-highway industry to learn more about them, their organisations and how they are addressing some of the key challenges of the market today.
In this episode, Alastair talks with Jiri Karmazin (also known as the “Loader Guy”) who is a consultant with his own business, Karma4U, for manufacturers and companies working in the construction machinery space.
He discusses with us the changes he has observed in the industry by example of loaders evolving from their basic use, to now being multi-use tool carriers, a trend seen with many products. He highlights the potential difficulties and challenges with having a product that fits all, over products that suit specific needs and requirements of various customers and applications.
We also touch upon topics such as electrification, Chinese vendors entering the market and the difference in cultures in the manufacturing space.
Connect with Jiri on LinkedIn or via email: [email protected]
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