Adapt or perish to the IoT wave
IoT and its impact on trade services
Charging ahead with EVs
Talking cars
Five reasons contractors need to automate service operations
simPRO launches VoIP phone
simPRO's VoIP phone allows trade service businesses to forego their landlines and save time, money and logistics with communication.
Four concerns about safe construction wiring
Regular audits of construction projects by WorkSafe Queensland have revealed four key areas for concern in regards to wiring compliance.
Home owners warned not to use unlicensed electricians
NT WorkSafe has highlighted the importance of home owners using licensed electricians, as failing to do so is illegal and can lead to serious safety issues.
Worker killed by high-voltage circuit breaker
A man in his mid-50s has died in hospital after a high-voltage circuit breaker is believed to have exploded at the Yallourn Power Station in Victoria.
Adapt or perish to the IoT wave
Ten years ago most people operating in Australia's trade services industry were still scribbling quotes, invoices and their daily schedule on the back of any scrap of...
Charging ahead with EVs
Electric vehicles are key to reducing greenhouse gases and delivering clean, sustainable transport systems.
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Talking cars
Around 500 private and fleet vehicles in Queensland will be retrofitted with devices that enable...
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Fuel efficiency the road to sustainability
Australian businesses are being urged to sharpen their focus on their environmental footprint in...
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LED tail-lights — why take the risk?
If you wouldn't mess with your computer motherboard, why would you consider adding LED...
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Touchless gestures the next step for smartphones
Smartphones and other mobile devices will soon be controlled via touchless gestures, utilising new LED arrays that can both emit and detect light.
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Deploying drones in field service
We hear a lot about digital transformation these days. However, digital transformation is not...
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Biometric security use on the rise
New research from Deloitte suggests that the use of biometrics is moving to the forefront of...
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Two-way street
The ubiquitous smartphone has become a popular tool for drivers, but the digital two-way radio is...
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Adapt or perish to the IoT wave
Ten years ago most people operating in Australia's trade services industry were still scribbling quotes, invoices and their daily schedule on...
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IoT and its impact on trade services
With the number of connected devices worldwide expected to jump 12% on average annually, the...
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Five reasons contractors need to automate service operations
Let's face it, if you are relying on whiteboards, spreadsheets and handwritten notes to drive...
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How should businesses evaluate field service management solutions?
Field service management (FSM) software is becoming increasingly sophisticated, and ever-more...
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The future of field service: Internet of Things
Staying connected is essential for most field service professionals to manage their customer requests.
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Business propped up by credit cards
Up to two thirds of Australian SMEs are resorting to using personal finances to prop up business...
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How technology is shaping workplace safety
Today's advancing technologies have made safety manuals and classroom safety training all but...
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New Zealand proposes new safety star rating scheme
Safety management software provider myosh offers the following explanation of New Zealand's...
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