Tag: India
SoftBank and Foxconn team up with Bharti to form $20bn solar venture in India
Japanese operator Softbank and Taiwan-based iPhone assembler Foxconn Technology Group have formed a three-way joint venture with one of India's leading business groups, Bharti Enterprises,...
400 Australian companies to attend first ever Australia Business Week in India
Nearly 400 representatives from Australian companies, led by Minister for Trade and Investment Andrew Robb, will attend the first ever Australia Business Week in India,...
Ford Australia to retain development and design hub
In line with Ford Australia’s planned exit from manufacturing after the final production of the "Falcon" in October 2016, the Motor Report News has posted the...
Over 200 Victorian companies to go on trade missions to Middle East and India
The Victorian Government will be leading over two hundred Victorian companies on two major trade missions to the Middle East and India in a...
RMIT Professor and other industry experts share insights on sports manufacturing
RMIT Professor Aleksander Subic believes the sports manufacturing landscape is changing dramatically as he spoke about the future of the industry at the World...
Innovation Showcase to deepen R&D collaboration with India
India’s biggest multinational companies are set to attend this month’s Australian Innovation Showcase scheduled to open on 11 November in New Delhi.
The showcase, which...
Summit Sports confesses to using child labor in India to stitch rugby balls
Australian-owned sporting goods company Summit Sport has admitted that it was using child labor in India to stitch rugby footballs sold in Australia and...
Minister Kenyon highlights South Australia’s manufacturing strategy during India trade mission
South Australia’s manufacturing strategy Manufacturing Works was highlighted at a Mumbai conference on Tuesday during the Global Economic Summit in the most populous city...
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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.
