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Melbourne manufacturers grow businesses through innovation
Victorian Manufacturing Minister David Hodgett toured two manufacturing companies in the southern metropolitan area yesterday as part of his program to engage innovative businesses...
Foodpro 2014 scheduled to be held in Melbourne for the first time
Melbourne is set to host the next edition of Australia’s largest and longest running food manufacturing show Foodpro from June 22–25 next year.
Foodpro 2014...
BHP Billiton opens the doors to its new global head office
BHP Billiton has officially opened its new global head office at 171 Collins Street in Melbourne on Monday night, with BHP Billiton Chairman, Jac Nasser,...
CMP acquires 100% of Tridonic Manufacturing Australia
Custom Mould Plastics Pty Ltd (CMP) has announced that it has acquired 100% shares of Melbourne-based Tridonic Manufacturing Australia.
Tridonic, which is headquartered in Austria,...
Golden Circle set to shut down Melbourne Juice Plant
Golden Circle is set to axe 123 positions from its Victorian juice plant as the company looks to cut down expenses and move its...
Kenworth Trucks to cut 50 jobs from Melbourne plant
Kenworth Trucks has confirmed that fifty jobs will go from its plant in Bayswater in the Melbourne suburbs.
Although the company has not confirmed the...
Sims Metal to close down Melbourne smelter as it reduces manufacturing activities
Metal recycler Sims Metal will pull the plug on its Melbourne-based smelter as it continues to reduce involvement in manufacturing activities. This follows the...
Northmore Gordon & Oakley Greenwood Consultancies announce two energy efficiency seminars in Melbourne
Northmore Gordon and Oakley Greenwood are hosting two seminars on improving profits through materials and energy assessment. Businesses will have the chance to access...
Schenker Australia opens new state-of-the-art facility in Altona
German logistics firm DB Schenker has invested A$8.5 million to put up a modern distribution centre in Altona, south-west of Melbourne, marking the company’s...
Australia secures right to host 2019 World Engineers’ Convention to promote advanced manufacturing technologies
Australia has won the right to host the World Engineers’ Convention in 2019 after Engineers Australia trumped the bid from a rival organization from...
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Data-rich or data-poor: Where should manufacturers focus their AI efforts?
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.
