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Sep 12, 2026

speaker_5GUEST
4:30
I mean, they had to pivot from being purely generic manufacturers into these heavy research based powerhouses.
speaker_4HOST
4:38
And pivoting a company of that size with thousands of employees, you can't just send out an email and say, hey, we do R&D now.
speaker_5GUEST
4:44
Right.
speaker_5GUEST
4:45
The entire organization would just fracture under the pressure.
Stefan RandlGUEST
5:55
I would say relatively classical.
Stefan RandlGUEST
5:57
In the first five to six years at Evonik in process chemistry, lab head, I mean, I had different responsibilities in the process R&D group.
Stefan RandlGUEST
6:07
And then I took my first commercial position when I moved to Japan in 2015, took over the responsibility of sales and business development for Asia, was based in Tokyo during that time.
Stefan RandlGUEST
6:22
Quite exciting time, as you can imagine, because I moved from out of R&D into a commercial role for the first time.
Stefan RandlGUEST
6:30
Also in a different cultural settings.
Stefan RandlGUEST
6:32
I mean, Asia, as you can imagine, it's not one culture.
Stefan RandlGUEST
6:37
So India, of course, very different from Japan.
Stefan RandlGUEST
6:40
So really drinking from a fire hose there, especially in the first year suited this for.
Akos PetriHOST
10:43
But I have to ask a broader cultural question here.
Akos PetriHOST
10:47
The strategic analysis deliberately describes things like R&D, sales and marketing as the boring engine of the business.
Akos PetriHOST
10:55
Why has modern business culture relegated the actual creation and selling of a product to the boring pile while glorifying financial restructuring?
speaker_1HOST
11:05
It's because we have developed this intense obsession with the concept of disruption.

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speaker_1HOST
22:52
Because it feels like a public admission of failure.
Akos PetriHOST
22:54
Right.
Akos PetriHOST
22:55
If you championed a new product line, you spent two years in R&D, you fought tooth and nail for the marketing budget, and then the velocity audit dictates it has to be killed.
speaker_1HOST
23:02
Yeah.
Doug JonesHOST
23:48
I will tell you that.
Doug JonesHOST
23:49
Epic's head of research and development says that the uptick in phishing, P-H-I-S-H-I-N-G, phishing attempts are just scammers taking advantage of the MyChart brand website.
Doug JonesHOST
24:01
rather than a security concern.
Doug JonesHOST
24:04
More than a dozen health systems are warning patients of a rise in phishing attempts where scammers are masquerading as MyChart to trick patients into providing personal information.
Doug JonesHOST
25:25
The message typically asks the recipient to click a link to claim an offer, leading patients to a page that directs them to provide personal information.
Doug JonesHOST
25:36
The scam message might contain spelling mistakes or unusual wording that and it might come from an unfamiliar email address.
Doug JonesHOST
25:44
In July, Epic's Trevor Bousseau, Director of Research and Development, said that MyChart had seen an uptick in scammers trying to use its brand to trick patients.
Doug JonesHOST
25:58
Scammers had sent fraudulent messages through the mail, text messages, and phone calls.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
2:00
C'est bien pour spécifier pourquoi il faut expérimenter chez soi.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
2:05
Je ne vous demande pas de monter un labo R&D, mais en soi, il faut tester.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
2:10
Et je vous ai entendu dans la formation dire à plusieurs reprises, oui, je vais essayer une petite surface, un petit truc dans mon jardin, etc.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
2:18
C'est ça qui est important.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
2:39
Le soleil brille, mais il n'y en a qu'un seul soleil qui brille.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
2:41
Donc, dès qu'on va vous dire que c'est un miracle, que ça va vous faire gagner de l'argent, il y a souvent un loup derrière.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
2:49
Et puis voilà, l'idée d'avoir un, ce que je disais, un mini pôle R&D, on peut même, même de 0,1 % de votre chiffre d'affaires, ça fait rien, ça fait avancer et ça permet de vous rassurer pour la suite, dans divers essais que vous pourriez mener.
Anthony FrisonGUEST
3:08
Voilà, si moi j'ai un leitmotiv, c'est si je le fais pas, personne va le faire pour moi.
Abdu MukhtarGUEST
11:35
...
Abdu MukhtarGUEST
11:35
R&D to, to work.
Abdu MukhtarGUEST
11:35
If you ne-ne-neglect, if you ignore R&D, research and development, for example, yes, you can manufacture, but that means you'd be heavily reliant on others to trans-transfer technology for you, uh, to do all of those things.
Abdu MukhtarGUEST
11:48
And if you just focus on manufacturing, you're not looking at when, when you manufacture, how do you have access to the market? How do you distribute?
Wilfred GurupiraHOST
11:56
Mm-hmm.
Abdu MukhtarGUEST
12:16
And see-
Wilfred GurupiraHOST
12:16
Okay
Abdu MukhtarGUEST
12:16
... what are the challenges, uh, for R&D? What are the key challenges in manufacturing? What are the key challenges in distribution? What are the key challenges-
Will BolingHOST
35:09
I like that.
Ramon FosterHOST
35:10
It's like R&D is good over here.
Ramon FosterHOST
35:12
Research and development.
Will BolingHOST
35:14
Robert Sala yesterday talking about Cam Ward's pre-snap operation getting better as well.
Ragini VarmaHOST
26:46
When you were launching the product, which was the first product that you launched and how many iterations did
Gayatri ChonaGUEST
26:50
you have? Do you also have an R&D lab? Actually, when we started with R&D, so for me, R&D is the closest to my heart.
Gayatri ChonaGUEST
26:55
And I always believe, especially if you're building a food business, you have to hold R&D.
Gayatri ChonaGUEST
27:00
It has to be something that you do.
Gayatri ChonaGUEST
27:01
A lot of brands will go out and outsource it.
Gayatri ChonaGUEST
27:19
But if I'm trusting someone to eat my product, I need to know exactly how it's made and why.
Gayatri ChonaGUEST
27:25
Each ingredient has to find its place at the back of pack or in the bar or shake.
Gayatri ChonaGUEST
27:30
So R&D is something we actually are very proud of.
Ashutosh GargHOST
0:36
Thank you.
Ashutosh GargHOST
0:37
Amul is the Director of Research and Development of Yogic Naturals.
Ashutosh GargHOST
0:41
He's also the founder of Shraddha HRD.
Ashutosh GargHOST
0:47
So Amul, my first question for you, every entrepreneur has a defining moment.
Patrick Bet-DavidHOST
49:01
Yeah, it's, it-
Arthur C. BrooksGUEST
49:01
It's a research and development-
Patrick Bet-DavidHOST
49:02
Right, I looked into it
Arthur C. BrooksGUEST
49:03
... place for the Defense Department-
Arthur C. BrooksGUEST
49:16
in, in the security-
Patrick Bet-DavidHOST
49:16
Why's it called RAND?
Arthur C. BrooksGUEST
49:17
It w- it stood for Research And Development originally.
Arthur C. BrooksGUEST
49:20
It was just kind of an acronym.

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