In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Chris Machut, CEO and founder of SiteTrax. Chris shares his journey from a computer engineering student to a serial entrepreneur, discussing his early influences, college experiences, and the lessons learned from both corporate and startup environments. He delves into the challenges of innovation in the tech space, particularly in the realm of computer vision and AI, and how these technologies are transforming supply chain management. Chris also reflects on the importance of understanding customer needs and the impact of indecision in business.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Chris Machut and His Journey
02:06 Early Life and Influences
08:34 Education and College Experience
14:18 Internship Experiences and Corporate Insights
19:29 Transitioning to Startups and Entrepreneurship
31:37 The Birth of SiteTrax and Current Endeavors
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