Engineering New Zealand President Glen Cornelius says a “serious conversation and commitment with Government” about the country’s approach to developing skills in science, technology, education and
Gurwinder Soundh has a determination to grow personally and professionally and in the twelve years since he moved to New Zealand for a fresh start, he’s certainly done that.
Women navigating traditionally male-dominated technical sectors too frequently feel invisible, frustrated and undervalued in the workplace, says Lauren Neal, a female engineer who has worked in the
Australia has been ranked the country with the lowest industrial property vacancy rate in the world, recorded by US-based commercial real estate services firm
A new Technology Investment Network (TIN) Advanced Manufacturing Report shows manufacturing has been the weakest performer on productivity over the past two decades in New Zealand.
Warehouse automation is growing fast; 9 in 10 organisations surveyed by AutoStore state they have already installed (or are planning to install) automation technology.
New Zealand’s leading engineering consultants were celebrated at the 2023 ACE Awards Gala in Wellington last night, part of ACE New Zealand’s Futurespace conference.
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