Monash’s Future Skills partners with Microsoft to shape tech education in Australia
Future Skills Monash College has teamed up with Microsoft to deliver a fresh new approach to technology education and industry partnership in Australia.
Beyond the factory floor: How to navigate post-pandemic B2B manufacturing landscape
The manufacturing and distribution sectors have traditionally been slow to adopt business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce, but this drastically changed in the wake of the pandemic.
How will manufacturers secure their digital future?
Article by Paulo De Matos, Chief Product Officer at SYSPRO
Over the past year, manufacturers have had to contend with multiple supply chain disruptions, which...
Role of Manufacturing CFO 4.0 Indispensable as Industry Accelerates Digital Transformation Efforts
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SYSPRO has today announced new research, which reveals that the role of CFO 4.0 within the manufacturing sector will be crucial as the...
Protected: Enhancing production efficiency for Aussie manufacturing sector
The manufacturing industry in Australia has seen key developments and changes in trends over the years. The market’s growth has been linked to the...
New ARC research hub to revolutionise biopharmaceutical manufacturing
Australian Research Council (ARC) Acting Chief Executive Officer Dr Richard Johnson has officially launched a new hub at the University of Melbourne to help bolster the Australian biopharmaceutical sector using digitisation and artificial intelligence (AI) in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Young Guns shoot for AI automated shipping container first
A family-owned Queensland business specialising in the packing and unpacking of shipping containers is developing an AI-enabled automated packing solution that could increase their productivity by up to 50 per cent.
Ampcontrol welcomes Victoria Aspden as digital transformation head
Ampcontrol is bolstering its expansion plans with the appointment of Victoria Aspden as Executive General Manager for Digital & Transformation.
Key transformations Aussie manufacturers need to remain competitive
As innovations transform today’s global industrial landscape, it is becoming more apparent to Australian manufacturers that they can no longer afford to be caught off guard by emerging trends or technological breakthroughs. The ability to adapt to manufacturing’s “next big thing” is no longer a competitive advantage but a survival necessity.
Powering up your network with technology
As modernisation pushes the boundaries of manufacturing at record-high speed levels, the future is looking promising for business leaders who place heavy prioritisation on adopting solutions aimed at increasing their throughput efficiency.
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Responding to manufacturing demand and performance signals
Australian manufacturers are navigating a challenging environment. Just as output had returned to growth, higher fuel and freight costs, rising input prices and global supply chain disruption renewed pressure on margins and cash flow.
