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The Australian manufacturing sector is at a crossroads between keeping up with automation and technological evolution and the pressing issue of attracting and retaining a skilled workforce. 

Most manufacturing companies in Australia are well on their way to understanding what a low or no carbon future means for their business. However, pressure from shareholders and consumers is building for the manufacturing sector to decarbonise quicker than 2050 given that it is amongst the top three heaviest carbon emitters in Australia.

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Article by Daniel Kohut, Vice President ANZ, Blue Yonder Supply chains of all kinds were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Australia's shortage of toilet paper...

Article by Vijay Sundaram, Chief Strategy Officer at Zoho Faced with the medium to long-term financial impacts of the pandemic, the Australian Government is in...

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In times when design and manufacturing expectations are continually escalating, engaging with 3D Systems On Demand for your prototyping to production requirements is well...

Animal nutrition solutions manufacturer Ridley has officially opened a new state of the art extrusion plant that has created 20 full time permanent positions. Located...

Australia’s ability to make more world-class products is one step closer to a resurgence with the House Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Resources last month announcing an inquiry into developing a local advanced manufacturing industry, with submissions closing on 30 March. 

This article is by Rob Stummer, CEO Asia Pacific, SYSPRO With the globalisation of markets and economies the world over, it is common practice for...