Tyden Talks: Recent Episodes
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Conversations around supply chain, logistics, and transportation security and integrity. We will deep dive all issues surrounding these industries. There will also be talks about the history and innovation of security seals. As the Global leader in the security seal market, we will touch on all topics pertinent to this industry.
In this episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Peter Bergstrom, Field Representative for the Great Lakes and U.S. Northeast at TydenBrooks.
Leveraging his background as a logistics army officer and his expertise in supply chain security, Peter imparts invaluable insights on optimal cargo security best practices across various transportation modes.
To wrap up the podcast, Peter emphasizes the importance of properly locking and sealing all doors of conveyances. In light of the escalating incidents of theft and pilferage throughout North America, insurers are now withdrawing coverage for shippers and carriers who fail to secure their shipments.
In this episode, we are rejoined by TydenBrooks' Sr. Director, Technology Products, Don Kepley. With the increased cross border trade between the U.S. and Mexico, Don discusses TydenBrooks' innovative GPS tracking and product condition monitoring solutions.
Don underscores the crucial role shipment visibility and tracking now plays to reduce the risk of pilferage, contraband, contamination, and theft for companies cross border conveyances.
In this episode, we are rejoined by TydenBrooks' SVP of Global Sales, Phil Whitley. Phil takes us on a journey through TydenBrooks' rich history, starting from the early 2000s and brings us up to the present day as we mark our one-hundred-fiftieth year of operation in March 2023.
Phil highlights notable TydenBrooks' innovative security products and solutions developed over the past two decades, and underscores the crucial role played by industry supply chain security regulations that came into effect following the tragic events of 9/11.
Wrapping up the episode, Phil shares insights into TydenBrooks' current strategy and future plans as part of the Madison Industries platform.
In this episode, we are rejoined by TydenBrooks' EMEA GM, Spencer Davis. Spencer shares new updates on the successful TydenGreen program, which reuses our indicative plastic seals to create new products and reduces landfill waste.
In addition, Spencer shares details of the TydenTrack web application that streamlines the process of ordering, reviewing, and receiving security seals anywhere on the globe.
In this episode of Tyden Talks, we are joined by our Western U.S., Regional Sales Manager, Scott Pederson. Scott discusses North American autorack supply chain security solutions. Autorack rail transportation ships domestic and imported automobiles, including cars, trucks, small utility vehicles, and vans. Rail freight moves nearly 75% of all new cars and light trucks in the U.S. each year making them top targets for organized crime and cargo theft criminals.
In our final episode of 2022, Aaron Flores, TydenBrooks' Sales Director, LATAM shares market insights and the leading cargo security solutions driving the regions growth.
In this episode, we are joined by TydenBrooks' EMEA GM, Spencer Davis. Spencer discusses new airline supply chain security innovations with the reusable Hawk Lock padlock seal and UV KNR void security labels.
In addition, Spencer reveals details of the newly launched TydenTrack, a web application designed to streamline the process of ordering, reviewing, and receiving security seals. Concluding the episode, Spencer shares details of a new security seal recycling program that will launch in 2023.
In this episode, we are joined by TydenBrooks' SVP of Global Sales, Phil Whitley, who is celebrating 45 years with the company during the month of October.
Phil shares his introduction to the company in 1977, and takes us through the 70s and 80s where our company experienced tremendous growth. During this period, we innovated many of the security seals and cargo security solutions that are still effective today.
In this episode, our Canadian Sales Manager, Winston Yip, shares details of his 15+ year long career in the supply chain security industry. He also discusses details on the new TydenBrooks' warehouse in Canada that opened in early August 2022 to better serve our Canadian customers.
In this closing series episode, David Hawking covers the transition from the ASTM standard to ISO 17712 standard that is used today for high security seal certification. David also explains the potential of RFID and other “connected” technology security seals which are being introduced in global supply chains for greater control, security, and visibility.
In this episode, David covers the evolution and the lead up to a true single locking cable seal, which was big news for railroad shipments. No in the industry had that type of cable seal until TydenBrooks invented it.
In this episode, our guest Don Kepley, Sr. Director of Technology Sales at TydenBrooks, shares insights on the TydenBrooks' Track Secure product line and platform solutions for monitoring and tracking grapes in transit as they travel from the farm to and through the U.S. border.
This episode walks through an area of Supply Chain security as you learn about monitoring and tracking of goods in transit. Our guest Don Kepley, Sr. Director of Technology Sales at TydenBrooks, shares insights on the security solutions available today, as well as, the benefits and value companies receive when they invest to improve their supply chain visibility and security.
In this episode, David continues to explore the history of cable seals, while talking you through interesting developments in the 1990’s with Coca-Cola and its fructose suppliers. He will also explore requirements that led to innovation in new product designs and the emerging need for improved marking capabilities.
This episode focuses on the origins of barrier cable security seals. Our guest David Hawking, VP of Sales at TydenBrooks, begins with a review of the late 80’s going through the early 90’s.
You will also learn how Coca-Cola’s influence and quality control contributed to the first standards with the (ASTM) American Society for Testing and Materials.