Kristin Demoranville
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first heard Jun 2024
last heard Mar 2025
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No, I think it's great because you've put it, you made it approachable. It's not scary, you know, and.
Yeah, exactly. And I don't think you should let anybody deter you anyways. I definitely feel that people have definitely asked questions like, oh, you don't know who you're talking about. You haven't been to this or that, whatever thing. And my response back is you have. Please enlighten me because I would love to learn.
OTSCS people are the kind that would pick up the shovel and go shovel out your driveway if you had a snowstorm. Or help you clean up your yard if there was a hurricane. We're those type of people. We're the doers. This is what we do. We're not just going to sit in a meeting and have a discussion about it. We're action people. We're always going to be action people.
And that's probably why we've always been noted as the weirdos. Because we're going to go do things. Um, I have this awesome conversation right before S4 last year. Uh, cause you can chat on the little app that they have. We were talking about IOT farming, indoor farming and like vertical farms. And I have, um, I have some internet connected, um, growing things or like, uh,
you can put the little seed into the, and then there's the light that grows on it kind of thing. Indoor farming, whatever it's called. I can't think of the name off the top of my head. But we get talking about how you can put a raspberry pie and you can trigger it to water and all these other things. And we get in this completely nerdy conversation about this.
And I couldn't believe how much people have taken their hobbies and incorporated their OT knowledge into it and basically started automating their entire house. And it's just so cool. And I'm just like here for it.
Yeah. And I love it how some people are thinking even like further with it. They want to take like OT labs and they want to create like a greenhouse. They want to show how that goes and then they want to do the cars and they want to do the other things. And I think that's so important and so awesome. I'm hoping that the ICS village will eventually expand there too.
So they can have like a portable like greenhouse that follows them or something like that. Cause it would be pretty easy to do and show ultimately. And I'm not volunteering. So please don't hear that. Thanks Mike for being here. I really appreciate it. I know this is a little bit different from the average show that I do.
This is just more of a conversation around OT and how we can, we can better serve it. And I love that I always, and you've been such a good sport. Cause I'm always giving you how like, come on, Mike, what about, what about agriculture? But I think that it's great because you've actually really, I've noticed you started incorporating so much more.
You're talking about other things that are even outside the purview that you were before, even the last year. And it's awesome. And I love that you're so curious and you want to learn and you're about community building. We need more of that. We need less of the buzzy noise and more community around us.
It's a lot more aggression. There's a lot more aggression and a lot more targeted aggression in specific sectors. So I guess watch this space. I've been saying this for a while, but it's definitely going to be one to watch and it's going to affect other sectors and critical infrastructure sectors as well as systems and other places. Transportation is a great example. You brought that up already.
It will be interesting to see how communities respond to this and how we get through this. Because the knowledge sets, even for us as an OT community, is still small. We're still a small group. We're not this huge workforce, really. But I think we all have the right attitude about it, which is good.
But also, I want to say before you go, Mike, that I'll put the link in the show notes, but he has an ICS OT coloring book and it's awesome. It's so good. It teaches you a lot, too. It's not just like this proprietary coloring book of whatever. It's legitimately teaching you what things are based on the alphabet or things like that. So, Mike. Yeah, I like it. But I think it's fun.
We should be able to make it fun and memorable, right? It's a lot of information, but I love that you did that. When you posted that, I literally squealed. I was like, yay, Mike! So I'll put in the show notes for you so you can download it. It is for free, but I do think you should make it for a bind it up and put it for swag because I think it's awesome.
Yeah, it wasn't my fault. I didn't do it. And I wasn't me. I didn't get COVID. I've already had it twice, but I only get in Europe. So.
Yeah, I know, right? But still. Anyways, Mike, thanks for being here. I really appreciate it. And please do reach out to him if you have any questions or if you want to get to know him. He is a friendly person. Trust me. I know that Mike will respond to messages as well. But everything will be in the show notes that we discussed. And final thoughts, Mike? Thanks, Kristen. I appreciate it.
Great. Thanks so much.
Thank you for listening to this episode of the Bites and Bites podcast. A huge thank you to Mike for sharing his expertise and insights with us. If you enjoyed this episode, please like, comment, and share it with your network. I have so much more planned for this season and I cannot wait for you to join me on this journey. As always, stay safe, stay curious, and we'll see you on the next one.
Bye for now.
Welcome back to the Bites and Bites podcast, everyone. I am your host, Kristen M. Ranville. Today's episode is part one of a two-part series featuring two incredible guests that you might recognize from previous episodes, Andrew Rose and Dr. Darren Detweiler. We have a bit of a recap of a panel we did together in InCyber Montreal conference this past October.
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