Tag: Australian Manufacturing
Silicon Harbour tech hub planned for Sydney
Sydney is en route to get its own Silicon Valley after New South Wales Premier Mike Baird announced that a derelict station in the...
Australia to become world leader in home battery storage – new report
A new report, titled Powerful Potential: Battery Storage for Renewable Energy and Electric Cars, by the Climate Council has revealed that Australia is on its...
Aussie food and beverage exports surge by 30%
The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) has released its annual State of the Industry report for 2015 revealing good results in food and...
YuMi® – the world’s first collaborative robot is now available in Australia
About a year ago, leading power and automation technologies company ABB unveiled YuMi® – the first collaborative robot in the world that will be...
Fonterra recognised for diagnostics test that helps to ensure a safe supply of milk
Leading multinational dairy company Fonterra has won the Innovation Excellence in Research award at the New Zealand Innovators Award for Milk Fingerprinting – a...
US Air Force to 3D print engine parts
The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex – a major US Air Force Base and worldwide manager for a range of aircraft engines, missiles, software...
Santos rejects $7bn takeover offer from investment vehicle Scepter Partners
Oil and gas producer Santos has announced that it has decided to reject a $7.1 billion takeover offer from the Bermuda-based Scepter Partners.
Scepter Partners...
Shipbuilder ASC named Company of the Year by WTIA
The Welding Technology Institute of Australia (WTIA) has named shipbuilder ASC Company of the Year for its work on the air warfare destroyer (AWD) program.
The...
ABB teams up with Microsoft to launch new electric car charging platform
Swiss power and automation technology specialist ABB and Microsoft will collaborate to launch a new fast-charging services platform.
According to the announcement, Microsoft will provide...
Renault Australia moves automotive apprentice training program to Melbourne
Renault Australia has decided to move its automotive apprentice training program from Sydney to Melbourne.
Starting from February 2016, apprentices will be trained by Renault...
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Beyond insights: How CRM solutions are transforming the manufacturing industry
The global manufacturing sector is witnessing a seismic shift in its automation approach as companies worldwide, big or small, grapple with the ongoing labour shortage and skills gap within the industry.
