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How SMB manufacturers are cutting costs without cutting corners

In today’s volatile business landscape, small and mid-sized manufacturers (SMBs) are navigating a minefield of cost pressures.

TUA’s Prof. Barry Burgan points out what troubles Australian manufacturing

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

Construction procurement: the blind spot in our climate ambitions

A glaring blind spot sits at the heart of most construction projects, one that threatens our ambitions to protect the climate.

Solve the skill gap and prepare for the Silver Tsunami through digitalisation

This article is by Stephen Moore, Head of Asia Pacific & Japan at Ceridian Australia's population is ageing. The Australian Human Rights Commission estimates...

Navigating the digital transformation slowdown among industrial manufacturers

Australian manufacturers are facing growing pressures amid new global trade policies and their reliance on US demand. Concerns are rising over increased foreign competition and higher import costs, which could negatively impact overall GDP and industrial activity in Australia and New Zealand.

Surprising business travel sectors becoming more popular during lockdowns

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...

How Australia’s small and medium sized manufacturers can develop the resilience to navigate tough...

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

Three steps Australian manufacturers can take to secure their industry’s future beyond COVID-19

This article is by Rob Stummer, APAC CEO at SYSPRO. There is no denying that the Coronavirus pandemic is a disaster for our economy, but...

Essential strategies for ERP project management success

The ongoing pandemic and supply chain disruptions have led many manufacturers and distributors to explore the benefits of a digitalisation strategy to remain resilient

What Australia needs to do for a “Future Made Down Under”

The Future Made in Australia program was a centrepiece of the Albanese government's Federal Budget this year. One of the program's main aims is to position Australia as a global leader in manufacturing in modern industries such as renewable energy, critical minerals processing, and quantum computing.
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The economic forces driving manufacturing’s next cycle

Australia’s manufacturing sector entered 2026 with improving momentum, but renewed global disruption is again testing resilience across the industry.