OEM stories
The 10,000-square-metre Cato Square will add urgently needed open space in Prahran, with underground parking opening before the parkland is finished.
Baby trees are sprouting in living rooms around the world which can only mean one thing – it's prediction season.
Construction companies sitting on the sidelines need to take steps now to join the digital future – or risk being left behind.
The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (DIIS) is the second shared service hub to partner with TechnologyOne.
Express App Platform – Manufacturing is an on-premise solution that allows manufacturers to accelerate digital factory transformation.
Australian company replaces on-premises technology with iPaaS to streamline integration of applications and data.
Infor is doubling down on its Indian partner network, with the company reporting triple digit year on year growth for the first quarter of FY18.
In a world-leading effort, almost half of APAC manufacturers will have fully connected factories by 2022 with tech use among them expected to surge.
Member companies range from manufacturers, distributors, integrators and consulting companies across the globe.
Procore brings together Australian construction figures to discuss mental health; Ian Thorpe shares personal experiences of depression.
Public feedback opens on four cheaper routes after the Manawatū Gorge closure left the region without a safe state highway link.
A cloud-based compliance platform is giving the NZ Transport Agency, Auckland Council and contractor a single live view of consents on the $709.5m motorway.
Rebuild spending and repaired homes are reviving Christchurch’s case for top-city status, with billions still to go and 2020 milestones ahead.
Low-income households are being left behind by disaster advice that assumes everyone can afford food, water and survival kits.
Growing construction demand has prompted Royal Wolf to open an Invercargill office, giving Southland customers local access to container solutions.
Lower-cost pipe repairs are helping cities cut sewage leaks and avoid roadworks as ageing sewer networks come under pressure.
Public voting is open as finalists for New Zealand’s innovation awards include solar-powered cow collars, quiet drones and Te Reo Maori smartphones.
Fuel shortages could be eased by better storage and contingency planning after the Marsden to Wiri rupture, Infrastructure New Zealand says.
Freight services are easing pressure on the alternate road, with up to 2000 trucks a month expected to be taken off it during the rebuild.
New Zealand projects claimed three prizes as the inaugural IPWEA Australasia awards recognised public works judged best across the region.
