Tag: Australia
Predictions for 2023
Organisations across Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) have seen significant change and evolution over the past few years, with many experiencing a rapid shift in the use of technology to streamline their operations and empower employees to work from anywhere.
CSL boosts AU’s plasma manufacturing capability with new Fractionation Facility
Global biotech company CSL has opened a new $900 million Plasma Fractionation Facility in Victoria, bolstering the future of plasma manufacturing in Australia.Â
XTEK to deliver new small drone to Australian Defence Department
The Australian Department of Defence has made a $26.9 million purchase order for XTEK Limited’s new Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (SUAS).Â
Australia’s clean energy technology manufacturers to receive $500m federal backing
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation has received $500 million in federal funding to boost the commercialisation of innovative clean energy technologiesÂ
SoftIron launches Australia’s first-ever advanced computer manufacturing facility
SoftIron has opened Australia’s first-ever component-level IT infrastructure manufacturing facility in Sydney, bringing Australia one step closer towards developing its first sovereign capability in critical technology.Â
Coles Group deploys SECOS’ MyEcoBag products in 770 Australian stores
Australian retail giant Coles Group is launching SECOS Group’s MyEcoBag compostable products in 770 retail stores across Australia.Â
AU, NZ companies using data show more growth potential— report
Australian and New Zealand organisations that leverage data have the potential to grow their annual business revenue by an average of 9.5 per cent, according to a report from Amazon Web Services (AWS).Â
Boeing secures sustainment service agreement for NZ’s P-8A fleet
Boeing has expanded its presence in New Zealand with a new head agreement that would support the NZ Defence Force’s new P-8A Poseidon maritime...
BHP welcomes Australian, Japanese PMs at Nickel West
Major mining company BHP highlighted its nickel processes during Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida’s visit to the company’s facility in Nickel West, Western Australia.Â
Orica successfully trials WebGen 200 surface at Blair Athol
Developed based on the success of more than 4,000 WebGen 100 blasts around the world, containing over 125,000 primers. Orica’s WebGen 200 technology continues its successful entry into the high-volume surface mining market.Â
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