Photovoltaic (PV) production is the world’s fastest-growing energy technology, increasing by an average of 48 per cent each year for the past six years.
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Nintendo dominates with Mid-Comp’s Odyssey
Home entertainment giant Nintendo’s recent launch of the DSi in Australia is the latest in a long line of supply chain success stories.
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Prime Minister opens new Linfox Head Office
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd recently opened Linfox Logistics’ new $20 million head office building in Melbourne, a building with a five star environmental rating.
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Dematic installs automated fulfilment system for German nuts-and-bolts company
Dematic has installed a tailor-made and innovative storage and order fulfilment system, featuring the new Dematic Multishuttle, at Ferdinand Gross, a major European supplier of fasteners and connectivity technologies.
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Police Commissioner speaks at SCLAA event
Acting Deputy Commissioner of Victorian Police, Bob Hastings will be the keynote speaker at a Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia event on Thursday the 28th of May.
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New robotic technology from ABB at NMW
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group will demonstrate the future of robotic technology on Stand 4902 during National Manufacturing Week (NMW) May 12 to 15.
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EPCmagic Mirror for CeBIT
Visitors to CeBIT Australia will have a chance to try out an exciting new application of EPC/RFID (Electronic Product Code/Radio Frequency Identification) technology which is set to change the face of retailing.
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Last chance to save – and win an EDA worth AUD 2,500!
'Early Bird' discounts for Smart 2009 Conference close this Friday 8 May - get in quick and you'll also go into the draw to win the new Motorola FR68 Enterprise Digital Assistant valued at $2,500.
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Rail reform stalled by COAG
The rail industry is severely frustrated by the tardy rail safety reform agenda announced by the Council of Australian Governments after its meeting 1 May.
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ANZ: Forget single currency, harmonise regulatory and tax regimes
More than half of Australian exporters (57 per cent) say harmonisation of regulatory and tax laws would have the greatest impact on reducing trans-Tasman trade barriers, compared to 28 per cent supporting a single currency.
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