How Australian manufacturers can prevent logistics cost blowouts as inflation returns
Inflation returning creates greater urgency for Australian manufacturers to review their supply chain and logistics efficiency, as cost blowouts are common in this area.
Rethinking Australia’s sovereign manufacturing
Australia’s manufacturing sector is extremely small and niche in comparison to other global countries like the US.
Why bills of materials are now a boardroom issue
In an era of tight margins, fragile supply chains, and heightened scrutiny of operational resilience, an unglamorous document is quietly becoming a strategic asset for Australian businesses: the bill of materials.
Smart strategies that will help Australian manufacturers succeed in 2026
If they’re to remain competitive long term, businesses must be forward thinking, efficient, and interpret the data they need to make better decisions.
The most common logistics mistakes made by Australian manufacturers, and how they can correct...
There are some common logistics mistakes which cause headaches for many Australian manufacturers, with potential to hamper company reputation and business growth.
The 5 trends that will shape the scale of AI in 2026
Artificial intelligence has entered a new phase of maturity. After years of experimentation, AI is now being deployed at scale, moving beyond centralised systems and into enterprise environments and edge infrastructure.
Inkjet: The industrial technology transforming manufacturing
Inkjet has quietly become one of the most versatile tools in modern manufacturing. What started as a technology for print is now being used across automotive, electronics, energy, mining, agriculture and advanced manufacturing.
Miniaturisation in Medtech: Mechanical factors that influence product success
Medical devices are becoming smaller, lighter and more portable. From handheld diagnostic tools to wearable infusion pumps and compact surgical instruments, reduced size is now a defining feature of many new Medtech products.
Beyond compliance: Workforce management as a driver of competitiveness
The manufacturing and distribution sectors continue to encounter rising fuel prices, skills shortages and ongoing supply chain volatility. In such a demanding environment, operational visibility and agility are essential for profitability.
Australian manufacturing: A sector in transition
Article by Paul Robson, CEO of MYOB
Discussions regarding the performance of the Australian manufacturing sector have been reignited lately. With many facing cost pressures,...
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How a small pet food manufacturer supports a 5x increase in production capacity
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