01:43 What do you consider to be the biggest innovations in your career in this space?
02:46 Adrian, what have you seen in your career?
04:26 Joe as an operator, what have you seen?
05:37 Do you take a particular mine and optimize that mine and then start from scratch at the next mine or do you come up with a sort of a single solution that should work well at all mines and then optimize as time goes by?
07:09 How do you change that culture from one site to another, one company to another?
08:15 Joe, can you unpack what we mean when we talk about mine-to-mill operations and what innovations you've seen and where you think the industry is going to move in the next 5 to 10 years?
09:39 Mike, what have you experienced when we think about mine-to-mill operations and innovations and data being used in real time?
10: 48 What are the hurdles to making those changes faster?
14:29 Are there any common low-hanging fruit among mining operations that you could give us as examples when you talk about saving energy by 20% or 30%?
14:47 Joe, how do we do that?
15:09 What are the tools you have at your disposal to improve and optimize and what are the tools that you would like to have?
16:19 Do you think that innovation is there in the next 5, 10 years?
16:28 One of the challenges that you must face or that the industry must face is retrofitting old to new, do one of you want to comment on that?
18:32 Joe, what are your challenges in recruiting talent and keeping them?
19:49 Is that an issue of culture that you feel needs to change or packaging that and attracting people who right now are unaware of positions in the mining industry or both?
