date:02/11/2020
location:Park Plaza, London, UK
Exceptional investment opportunities selected by Mining Journal
date:02/11/2020
location:TBC, London, UK
Meet the industry leaders who shape the Future of Mining across Europe, Middle East and Africa
date:30/11/2020
location:Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, Sydney, Australia
The third edition of the Future of Mining Australia conference covers a vast range of content
date:30/11/2020
location:Sofitel, Sydney, Australia
Exceptional investment opportunities selected by Mining Journal
Discover the methodology behind our development-asset database, along with a sample...
2020 Edition: Exclusive global investment study of the leaders in the US$150 billion...
2020 Edition: Track emerging trends and changes in investor attitudes with the Mining...
A comprehensive annual review of mining risk, including a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction...
Global Leadership Report shows communication is core quality
Mining Journal and partners discuss the findings of Mining Journal's inaugural Global Finance Report
Mining Journal and partners discuss the findings of Mining Journal's inaugural World Risk Report
In partnership with Olympus, you're invited to a webinar on Techniques for Rapid and Accurate Sample Analysis in the Field
Digital automation technologies could add A$74 billion (US$51 billion) and 80,000 jobs to Australia’s economy by 2030 if effectively introduced to the nation’s extractive sectors, according to research released this week by METS Ignited and National Energy Resources Australia.
Australia's METS sector is being urged to push digital automation of mining and petroleum industries to recharge the economy (Image: SAP)
METS Ignited said these benefits would only be realised, however, if Australia's technology sector acted immediately and collaboratively to "drive a globally competitive supply chain".
Asset management digitalisation forecast to generate medium-term cost benefits
