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Jack Lloyd's coverage is diverse, focusing on technology and content & publishing. He often cites data and includes legal policy regulation attributes in his articles. To effectively reach out to him, provide fact-based insights related to the latest trends or developments in the tech industry, particularly those supported by credible data sources. Additionally, offering expert commentary on legal or regulatory aspects of technology-related issues could capture his attention.
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By: Jack Lloyd
Premier Jacinta Allan, Minister for Jobs and Industry Natalie Hutchins and Minister for Planning Sonya Kilkenny today visited Dulux’s factory in Merrifield to announce that the Economic Growth Statement will deliver a 10-year pipeline of industrial land in Victoria.
By: Jack Lloyd
Australia’s renewable energy sector is booming, creating unprecedented opportunities for manufacturers across all states and territories. With active projects nationwide, local businesses can tap into this expanding market to supply innovative solutions and materials essential to clean energy development.
Weld Australia has developed a credentialling program designed to produce job-ready, certified welders. Image: Kerkezz /stock.adobe.com
The threat of ransomware is a leading concern for industries globally. While ransomware attacks often target IT systems, the interconnectedness of operational technology (OT) and IT means that the disruption in one can often lead to disruptions in the other.
The on-site environmental test facility features a range of specialised equipment, including a salt fog chamber, accelerated UV chamber, vibration and more. Images: GME
By: Jack Lloyd
Good relationships are key to building a successful manufacturing enterprise. Manufacturers’ Monthly looks at the bond between Austal and Capral.
Ransomware starts through phishing emails, weak or stolen credentials, or vulnerabilities in remote access software. Ransomware starts through phishing emails, weak or stolen credentials, or vulnerabilities in remote access software. Ransomware starts through phishing emails, weak or stolen credentials, or vulnerabilities in remote access software. Ransomware starts through phishing emails, weak or stolen credentials, or vulnerabilities in remote access software.Image: jijomathai/stock.adobe.com
By: Jack Lloyd
Researchers from the University of Melbourne, the Florey Institute and CSIRO are developing quantum sensors that could revolutionise the diagnosis and management of iron disorders, potentially leading to more accurate and reliable patient assessments.
By: Jack Lloyd
The 2024 Endeavour Awards highlighted innovation in Australian manufacturing, celebrating companies driving the future with technology, sustainability, and leadership across diverse sectors.
By: Jack Lloyd
Automotive megatrends such as autonomous driving (AD) and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) are challenging designers to convert from traditional electronic control units (ECUs) [1] to domain control units (DCUs),[2] and to further accelerate adoption of central communication units (CCUs) and zone control units (ZCU). [3]
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