Business

Pump company volunteers

20 November, 2008

25 staff from Grundfos Pumps' head office made the short trip to Novita Children’s Services at Regency Park (Adelaide, SA) to help with housekeeping and gardening jobs in and around the facility.


WA lifts ban on uranium mining

20 November, 2008

The West Australian cabinet has lifted a ban on uranium mining, opening up the state's uranium deposits to immediate exploitation.


Government asked to support engineering migration

03 November, 2008

APESMA has urged the government not to include engineers in forecast migration cuts, saying the migrants would complement increased investment in domestic engineering skills.


First-phase Olympic Dam expansion by 2013

03 November, 2008

BHP Billiton says it expects the first stage of its five-phase Olympic Dam expansion to be in production by 2013.


Low-voltage AC motors

01 November, 2008 | Supplied by: Motion Technologies Pty Ltd

A 350-page full-colour catalogue of the Boneng range of gear reducer products now distributed by Motion Technologies has been produced. The catalogue provides specific information on worm, helical and planetary gearing and provides guidance in the selection of products based on application and environmental factors, complete with fully worked examples.


Processing carbon emissions

17 October, 2008 by Dr David J Beale, PhD BSc (Hons)* | Supplied by: Viewlocity

Processes for creating products and services are being scrutinised carefully for any negative contribution to overall carbon footprints, and carbon accounting and management has fast become a part of the Australian business landscape.


Manufacturing innovators receive accolades

14 October, 2008

Austal, Production Parts and FlexiCut Engineering were among the winners at this year's AMTIL Advanced Manufacturing Awards Gala Dinner.


Rockwell Automation receives Best Practice Award

08 October, 2008

Rockwell Automation has been awarded the 2008 Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific Industrial Technologies Award for Asia Pacific PLC Company of the Year.


Rockwell appoints new MD for ANZ

24 September, 2008

Rockwell Automation has appointed Twain Drewett as managing director for Australia and New Zealand.


Citect connects with customers amid coconuts, cocktails and cake

24 September, 2008

Citect celebrated 35 years in the real-time intelligence and industrial automation industry, and the 21st birthday of CitectSCADA at its sixth annual Citect Connects Oceania User Conference.


Rio, GE, Atlas unite to automate mining

22 September, 2008

Rio Tinto has formed separate alliances with Atlas Copco and General Electric (GE) to develop autonomous drilling and energy-efficient mining solutions.


Megatrends of the future

15 September, 2008 by Glenn Johnson, Editor

There is no doubt that the changing face of the world manufacturing industry is presenting enormous challenges and opportunities to the automation and process control industry. Can we, in Australia, be innovative enough to continue to prosper while meeting our environmental and social responsibilities in the future? This article is an excerpt from a forthcoming feature in What’s New in Process Technology magazine.


Garnaut projections show mitigation bearable

11 September, 2008

The costs of reducing greenhouse gas emissions are less daunting when the alternatives are considered, according to the Garnaut Climate Change Review.


Emerson opens Singapore customer service centre

10 September, 2008

Emerson Process Management has opened the Southeast Asia Service Centre in Singapore to make its full range of automation services more accessible to the Asia–Pacific market.


All talk no action for social responsibilty

10 September, 2008

Many Australian businesses appear not to be pulling their weight when it comes to their corporate social responsibility, according to a recent report by consultant firm Grant Thornton.


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