Tag: supply chain

Nominations are now open for the 2023 Chief Minister's NT Export Awards, honouring the Territory's most creative exporters and their international success.

foodpro, one of the longest-running manufacturing industry events in Australia, will be returning after a six-year hiatus on 23 to 26 July 2023 at the  Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.

The Australian industry marked its 12th consecutive month in construction territory after seeing a fallback in demand and activity in April. 

The Workplace Health & Safety Show 2023, taking place from 31 May to 1 June 2023, is slated to bring Australia’s industry leaders and innovators together in Brisbane, for the first time, to present a series of live, interactive seminars covering the latest in regulatory amendments, technology developments and safety trends. 

The rising use of technology in manufacturing supply chains means the sector is more at risk of cyber breaches. Assessing the threat level to companies from cybercriminals is not easy.

Supermarket giant Coles has opened its first Australian Automated Distribution Centre (ADC) – the largest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere as part of a $1 billion effort to strengthen its supply chain.

Minister for Manufacturing Sovereignty Ben Carroll announced the first round of grant recipients under the Victorian Land Systems Fund - Supply Chain Uplift Program, which aims to support local companies to improve their capabilities in defence manufacturing.

Defence and space company Electro Optic Systems (EOS)  announced that its EOS Defence Systems business has secured a second conditional contract to supply up to 50 Remote Weapon Systems (RWS) to Ukraine, including ammunition, spares, and related services.

ASX-listed IperionX Limited has finished a life cycle assessment (LCA) for the manufacturing of low carbon, 100 per cent recycled titanium metal using its patented technologies, the company announced Wednesday.

The cloud has proven transformative for businesses, particularly in terms of building new workloads and applications to improve products and services in order to fulfil client needs. Even though the cloud can now be used by all businesses, some still need it to have some extra features.