Tag: Melbourne
US Exelis to open Asia Pacific headquarters in Melbourne
Exelis — a leader in engineering and technical services, critical networks and information maintenance — is establishing its Asia Pacific regional headquarters in Melbourne...
National Association of Women in Operations hosts Girls Experience Industry Days
Leading global companies, which are members of the National Association of Women in Operations (NAWO) gave high-school girls and pre-career girls an opportunity to...
Olympus Australia moves operational headquarters to a state-of-the-art facility in Melbourne
Olympus Australia, a world-leading manufacturer and distributor of high-quality electronic, optical and precision engineering products intended for scientific, medical and industrial applications, has moved to a...
Spanish manufacturing group chooses Melbourne for regional HQ
Twenty-four new jobs will be created in Victoria by 2017 when Alucoil Australia establishes its high-tech aluminium composite panel manufacturing plant in Campbellfield.
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230 aviation jobs to go as John Holland winds back Melbourne operations
John Holland Aviation Services (JHAS) has announced that it is cutting 230 jobs as it winds back its Melbourne operations and looks at the...
AME lean conference to focus on making all Australian industries more competitive
The Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME) lean conference, which is scheduled to take place in Melbourne and Perth from February 24 to 28, will...
Sydney overtakes Melbourne as Australia’s biggest manufacturing centre
Victorian capital Melbourne has lost its long-held status as the nation’s biggest manufacturing centre to Sydney, reveals the SGS Economics and Planning report aimed...
Melbourne to host IDF Symposia 2014
Australia’s dairy industry was handed a major international recognition as Melbourne received the honours of hosting the first International Dairy Federation (IDF) Symposia to...
Orica reviews all options due to dreary manufacturing environment
The gloomy Australian manufacturing environment has forced explosives maker Orica to consider all possible options and review its $1.2 billion-a-year industrial chemicals business.
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South Australian defence industry on its knees following imminent closure of interstate naval shipbuilding
Australia’s defence industry association proclaimed the “end of Australian naval shipbuilding capability” following the information that interstate shipyards are set to close next year.
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Over the past year, manufacturers worldwide have made significant strides in adopting artificial intelligence technologies, moving beyond the initial hype to tangible implementations that deliver real business value.
