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Business Basics grants on their way to NQ small businesses

Small businesses across Townsville and North Queensland are set to receive $5,000 each from the first round of the Palaszczuk Government's Business.

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Digital transformation is the key to manufacturing – Channel EYE

Digital transformation is the key to manufacturing – Channel EYE
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Manufacturing industry setting its sights on digital transformation

Advanced analytics, IIoT and cloud can help manufacturers become more agile and resilient to future black swan events.

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More Than Half of Automotive Manufacturers Still Rely on Manual Processes for Quality Management

Nearly 55% of manufacturers in the automotive sector are still reliant on manual, outdated processes for critical quality management tasks, according to an InfinityQS International study. According to the research, less than a one-third (30%) are using real-time statistical process control (SPC) software, with 12% running SPC software checks manually, either every week, month or quarter. “For many years, the manufacturing sector has been steadily improving its level of digital maturity by moving away from outdated manual processes and legacy technologies. COVID-19 has significantly accelerated this pace of transformation, with many turning to cloud-based SPC tools as a cost-effective solution for staff to monitor the production line in real-time from the safety of their homes, or any location with an internet connection,” says Jason Chester, director of global channel programs, InfinityQS.

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