Waste collection data has transformed the way organisations view their own operations. David McAlister, Resource Recovery Manager of Ipswich City Council tells Waste Management Review how data is essential for efficiency and effectiveness. Read more
Future proofing Australia’s waste management industry through innovation and collaboration
Waste Strategy Summit provides an annual meeting place where environmental / sustainability leaders, policymakers, stakeholders from private and public sectors, innovators, entrepreneurs and strategic thinkers come together to exchange ideas, collaborate on new projects and access the companies, technologies and strategies they need to improve their waste management.
Unlocking predictive intelligence: Smartsensor Technologies
When it comes to waste management, data is the core component of what makes smart waste smart. Leon Hayes, Smartsensor Technologies Managing Director, explains.
Day-one project visibility with today’s best building information modelling tech
By: Dale Dutton, VDC Product Engagement and Project Delivery, InEight.
As capital projects become more complex, visibility into these projects remains largely obscured for the industry, costing construction companies and project owners in wasted time, money and resources.
5G waste power: Smartsensor Technologies
5G and IoT networks are accelerating the capabilities of smart bins located in global cities. Leon Hayes, Managing Director of Smartsensor Technologies, explains how Australia’s 5G network is leading the way.
Developments in digitisation: STEINERT
STEINERT’s Johann Hefner outlines the role artificial intelligence and digitalisation will play in Australia’s material recovery future.
State of the smart: Smartsensor Technologies
With sensors and solar powered bins fuelling decision making across Australia’s smart cities landscape, Smartsensor Technologies Managing Director Leon Hayes outlines the power of data in the era of smart waste.
Building trust through data visualisation
By Catie Williams, Product Director, Connected Analytics, InEight.
The need to make business decisions faster has become essential for all industries, and construction is no exception.
Clouds over Shoal Bay: Mandalay Technologies
With the introduction of Mandalay Technologies’ naus Intelligence Platform, the City of Darwin is the latest Australian metropolitan council to move its waste data into the cloud.
Best practice part three: the ongoing health of your waste facility
Business and site rules, software and the world are changing, and with all of that in mind, how do waste operators maintain the health of their organisation?