PODCAST | The Multifaceted Risks and Implications of Obsolescence | Part 1
News and information from the Advent IM team.
- by Olivia Lawlor-Blackburn
- Advent IM Blog
Obsolescence is more than just outdated tech—it’s a critical risk affecting industries worldwide. From aerospace and defence to rail and government, this podcast dives into the challenges of aging systems, counterfeit threats, and global supply chain disruptions.
Join industry experts as we explore how professionals at every level—engineers, managers, and security specialists—can tackle obsolescence, mitigate risks, and safeguard critical operations. Whether you’re dealing with legacy systems, sourcing rare parts, or defending against counterfeit components, this podcast delivers the insights you need to stay ahead.
Want to view our video version? Watch via our YouTube Channel!
With thanks to:
Alix Johnstone-Morfoisse, Director, SimplyBD
John Dyson, Technical Sales Winslow Adaptics. Vice Chair IIOM UK & Ireland
Mark Broadhead, Business Development Director, Aerospace & Defence, SMT Corp
Michael Schwarm, Chief Growth Officer, SMT Corp
Manuela Grundy, Chief Technical Officer, IIOM (International Institute of Obsolescence Management)
Links | Resources | References
Counterfeit parts found in U.S. nuclear plants -inspector general | Reuters
ERAI – counterfeit reporting and database
Hungarian company linked to the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria | AP News
Fudan Micro JFM7K325T is a clone of AMD Embedded Kintex 7 325T FPGA – CNX Software
Information about nuclear worldwide
Stats from DoD, 70% of parts are already obsolete when fielding
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