Validation & Quality Control: Optimizing Micro Molding Outcomes
Article by Aaron Johnson, VP Marketing & Customer Strategy, Accumold
You will have heard it discussed on many occasions that specialist micro molders need to...
Three reasons manufacturers must monitor ICS networks
This article is by Steve Hunter, Senior Director for Systems Engineering,
Forescout (Asia Pacific & Japan)
Remote working has caused a rapid acceleration of digital...
Three solutions to supply chain challenges utilising ERP
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.
Victoria’s largest solar farm comes online
Neoen’s 128 megawatt (MW) Numurkah Solar Farm is now fully operational and supplying 100% renewable energy to its Victorian customers.
The A$198 million solar farm,...
Revealing the value of supply chain process through AI
Damien McDade, Head of Pacific for AVEVA explores the benefits of artificial intelligence within complex businesses.
Harnessing disruption — achieving optimal outcomes in precision molding
Article by Aaron Johnson, VP of Marketing and Customer Strategy at Accumold
Having been working at the bleeding edge of product development most of my...
Why it’s time to embrace the cloud in design and engineering
Overcoming today’s design and engineering challenges. The pace of change, competitive threats, and supply chain volatility present challenges now, more than ever before.
Leading US satellite company sets up shop in Adelaide
US-space company Tyvak has unveiled plans to establish a manufacturing facility for the integration and testing of space vehicles in Lot Fourteen – Australia’s...
Optimising the contact centre: lessons from COVID one year on
The COVID crisis put contact centres to the test in 2020 and highlighted why it matters to ensure yours is robust and ready for anything.
Dutch researchers 3D print teeth that can kill 99% of bacteria in the mouth
Researchers at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands have developed a 3D printed plastic that is able to destroy 99% of bacteria that come into contact with it without causing any harm whatsoever to humans.
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From ship repair to autonomous underwater vehicles: Griffin Industrial’s next chapter with growth capital
Some of Australia’s most critical manufacturing happens where almost no one sees it: inside a fuel tank on a Navy tanker, in a machine shop south of Perth, on a workshop floor in western Sydney where a team is helping build autonomous underwater vehicles. Griffin Industrial does all three.
