Tag: digital transformation

Momentum Health Tech found a solution for managing custom products, 11,500 inventory items, and future compliance requirements. “I wish we could have just done it as soon as we started the business,” Technical Director Tom Thomson says. 

Manufacturing IT decision-makers are more likely than their technology-sector counterparts to use proactive and partially autonomous approaches to resolving technology issues, but uncertainty over AI’s business value remains a barrier to wider adoption, according to research from TeamViewer.

Has wondering where and how you should be using AI within your operations become the latest worry to be added to an already long list? If you answered in the affirmative, you’re in good company. 

Regional manufacturers have been recognised for their innovation, sustainability and export capabilities at the 2026 Hunter Manufacturing Awards (HMA), with Apollo Engineering and Elecbrakes named Manufacturers of the Year in their respective categories.

Food and beverage manufacturers are facing data, technology and workforce challenges as they seek to scale artificial intelligence (AI) across their operations, according to new research from Rockwell Automation.

Australian manufacturers should assess their technology systems and cyber security as part of preparing for artificial intelligence (AI), according to ARM Hub, which says legacy software and connected equipment can leave businesses exposed to emerging cyber threats.

Australian manufacturers have long competed against distance. In an exclusive interview with Australian Manufacturing, Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni discusses how AI can help manufacturers access more production capacity and simplify traditionally email-driven supply chains.

The Hunter Manufacturing Awards has announced its finalists across 16 award categories, recognising manufacturers, industry collaborations and individuals ahead of its annual gala in Newcastle on 30 October 2026.

MRPeasy has expanded its built-in AI assistant to help small and medium-sized manufacturers retrieve, analyse and visualise operational data using natural-language questions.

Nearly six in 10 workers in Australia’s food and beverage manufacturing sector believe their organisations are becoming less productive despite ongoing investment in workplace technology, according to research commissioned by management consultancy Argon & Co.