Opinion

To become future-ready, manufacturers need to focus on data strategies, rich customer experiences, workforce upskilling and action-backed sustainability goals.

Professor Barry Burgan from Torrens University Australia, (the country’s newest comprehensive University) has written an opinion piece titled "Can Australia Make Things — The...

Supply chain disruptions, fluctuating costs, and new consumer purchasing habits are driving a dramatic need for increased agility and resilience in manufacturing industries.

Article by Mark Sinclair, ANZ Regional Director, WatchGuard Technologies Australian manufacturing companies are currently grappling with a raft of challenges. Pandemic shutdowns, changing customer demands,...

Article by Rob Stummer, Asia Pacific CEO at SYSPRO The Albanese Government will invest $1 billion in advanced manufacturing, as part of its commitment to...

As we enter 2025, warehouse automation and intralogistics continue to be shaped by technological innovation, evolving consumer demands, labour challenges and space scarcity, and a continued drive to optimise performance and efficiency.

Article by Tom Walley, General Manager, Corporate Traveller Australia In a promising revelation for the business travel industry, the head of a leading travel management...

There are some common logistics mistakes which cause headaches for many Australian manufacturers, with potential to hamper company reputation and business growth.

Disruptions across the supply chain are inescapable. Different parts of the world have experienced supply chain disruptions at different times due to different reasons. These range from trade wars, natural disasters, major supply failure, the pandemic, or most recently, the Russian-Ukrainian war.

Becoming smarter and more efficient will help your enterprise combat the myriad of challenges the upcoming 12 months have in store.