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Coca-Cola Amatil to cut 28 jobs at Ramco facility
At least twenty-eight workers will be made redundant when Coca-Cola Amatil shifts some its operations from its Ramco facility near Waikerie, to its facility...
Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane dismisses SA government’s Holden plan
The Coalition has dismissed the South Australian government’s response plan to the Holden closure as "blatant made-for-TV politicking", saying it chooses to lay a...
South Australia wants Federal government to commit $330 million for Holden plan
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has released the State Government’s six-point plan which will help curb the impact of the Holden closure on the...
Obama announces new manufacturing hub in North Carolina
US President Barack Obama has announced a new public-private manufacturing hub during his visit to the North Carolina on Wednesday, fulfilling his promise to...
GM boss says South Korea likely to produce cars for Australia under free trade...
General Motors’ newly appointed international operations chief Stefan Jacoby has told members of the media that there is a “good likelihood” that South Korea...
Ford global boss issues dire warning for Australian manufacturing industry
Ford CEO Alan Mulally said the Australian economy will suffer "in the long term" with the loss of local automotive manufacturing.
At the Detroit auto...
SA Government nears completion of plan to overcome Holden loss
The South Australian government has come up with a comprehensive plan that will help mitigate the impact of Holden’s closure by 2017.
On Monday SA...
Holden rules out selling brand to another company
Car maker Holden has made it clear that their brand and local manufacturing operations are not for sale, following South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill’s...
Alcoa will not seek further assistance for Point Henry smelter
Aluminum giant Alcoa has announced that they will not seek further assistance from the government for their Point Henry aluminum smelter. The news comes...
Siemens produces world’s first large-scale transformer that uses vegetable oil
Siemens has produced the world’s first large-scale transformer that uses oil from renewable vegetables resources, making its operation more environmentally friendly and less flammable.
The...
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Beyond Insights: Building trust into digital transformation technologies
Digital transformation technologies are experiencing a gold rush in the manufacturing industry, not just in Australia but beyond. However, amid this surge in cutting-edge tech and automation processes, a fundamental element remains crucial: trust.
