Ensuring the right equipment for an electrical business
Why field operations teams need enterprise mobile tech
UNSW Maker Games winners design software to save lives
Test before touch, warns ESO
Future of field service: are you ready?
New approach to remote knowledge sharing
A new knowledge management approach hopes to change the face of field service.
Ensuring the right equipment for an electrical business
An electrical contracting business located in Dural has opted to add a mini excavator to its fleet.
Why field operations teams need enterprise mobile tech
The latest study from Zebra Technologies reveals that only 60% of respondents have adopted a 'mobile-first' strategy.
Company banned from Victoria's Solar Homes program
Victoria's Space Solar has been banned from participating in the Solar Homes subsidy program after being found to have employed unlicensed electrical workers to conduct...
Stanley tapes go pink to support breast cancer patients
In support of October's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, STANLEY is donating $2 from every sale of its Pink STANLEY FATMAX 8m measuring tapes to the McGrath Foundation.
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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UNSW Maker Games winners design software to save lives
Responding to a challenge from Boral, UNSW Sydney's Maker Games winners designed a solution that allows workers to safely shut down dangerous...
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Test before touch, warns ESO
Another arc flash injury has prompted the Electrical Safety Office (ESO) to issue an urgent...
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The truth about speed limits
Is a speed limit set in stone, or is there a tolerance? According to a recent article published...
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Can headphones save lives?
New headphone technology that is claimed "could significantly improve road safety and save...
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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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Why field operations teams need enterprise mobile tech
The latest study from Zebra Technologies reveals that only 60% of respondents have adopted a 'mobile-first' strategy.
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Five reasons why contractors should use a field service app
How can your electrical field service company take advantage of the latest technology trends,...
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Machine learning saves time for tradies
The digital age has produced a number of solutions which help to minimise time theft and reduced...
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The IoT wave — adapt or perish
Ten years ago most people operating in Australia's trade services industry were still...
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Future of field service: are you ready?
IFS President of Service Management Marne Martin shared her insights on the changing landscape of field service and how organisations need to...
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Field Service Management 2019
At the 11th Field Service Management Summit, held from 15–17 April in Sydney, over 100...
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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...
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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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