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Philips and Desso announce partnership to develop light transmissive carpets
Royal Philips and Desso – global leaders in lighting and carpets respectively – have announced a partnership agreement to develop solutions that combine LED ... -
WA women swapping suits for hard hats
Western Australian women are gradually moving into careers in trades previously dominated by men, including painting, plumbing and electrical. However, experts say more needs ... -
Phoenix Contact Profinet-compatible switch
Phoenix Contact has added a compact version to its range of automation switches to accommodate use in Profinet systems. -
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High-capacity cabling systems for data centres will come with more fibres than ever before. Thorsten Punke explains. -
Built Boards Data Enclosure
Built Boards has introduced its Data Enclosure to house an array of technology, including data, networking, alarms, CCTV and NBN equipment. -
BICSI and CCCA collaborate to stop counterfeit and non-compliant cables
BICSI, the international association supporting the information technology systems (ITS) industry with information, education and knowledge assessment, has announced that president Jerry Bowman presented ... -
Data centre consolidation – reduce costs without compromising performance
Data centre consolidation is emerging as a compelling way to reduce costs without compromising performance, especially as networks, applications and services become more complex. ... -
Fujitsu General announces Essendon Football Club sponsorship
Fujitsu General has announced a co-major partnership with the Essendon Football Club. -
Graphic Products releases Encyclopedia of Labeling (EOL)
Graphic Products is reviving the encyclopedia tradition with the newest addition to its growing resource library with the Encyclopedia of Labeling (EOL) which is ... -
Building, construction, architecture and design businesses still not using social media
One third of businesses in the building, construction, architecture and design industries are still not on social media, according to the 2013 survey conducted ...