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Friday, 18 April 2008 10:18 |
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 Global
mapping guru Petrosys will raise its profile in one of the most oil-rich
regions of the world after appointing Fugro-Jason as a business partner
for the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
Fugro-Jason is the leader in reservoir
characterization technology in the petroleum Exploration & Production
(E&P) sector.
Fugro-Jason is part of the Geoscience Division of Fugro, which has about 12,000
employees with a permanent presence in some 54 countries.
Petrosys,
which promotes its software with the tagline "the Mapping Guru", is an
international leader in providing software systems to the global petroleum
E&P industry.
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Monday, 02 May 2011 00:00 |
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 Newly-launched search engine marketing company The Search Guys this month will hold a half-day seminar about how to attract more visitors and increase sales with your website.
Planned for May 12, the afternoon seminar will also include a sales session from online selling expert Xsell Partners. The 2-5pm program will provide detailed information about how to take your online marketing, lead generation and sales to the next level. As well as concluding with networking drinks and food, the educational event will provide participants a workbook to take home, including an action plan on how to improve your website leads and sales. The Search Guys is a start-up company that has been spun out of Adelaide website development company DBG Technologies. DBG’s search engine expert Luke Jamieson is now dedicating his time to new search marketing company The Search Guys. Luke Jamieson said the seminar aimed to encourage businesses to take greater advantage of their websites. “It covers many of the basic online marketing and website conversion factors that most business owners simply don’t do,” he said. |
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Tuesday, 05 January 2010 10:33 |
 With millions of books now available on the Internet, 2010 is shaping up as the Year of the eBook with a new wave of flexible and affordable devices to drive strong sales predicts eBook pioneer Mike Ottoy.The Adelaide-based CEO of Ubiq Technologies said the New Year would accelerate the momentum of 2009 which witnessed the launch of many new eInk electronic book devices and the dramatic expansion of eBook content. “Millions of books are now available for downloading from the Internet from thousands of sources,” he said. “Some eBooks are available for purchase while others are free of charge. 2010 will see far more content available to the consumer as well as the emergence of a new breed of eBook device that gives readers the freedom to browse and download a range of texts directly to their eBooks. “As a result, the enormous and magnificent collections made available by organisations such as Gutenberg, World Public Library and even Google Books will be directly accessible, and viewable in colour, on an eBook rather than reading them on a PC.” |
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Thursday, 23 October 2008 09:00 |
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 Australian innovator Cosset Industries has won a national environmental award for a unique product that turns old cash, plastic bags and discarded drink bottles into trashcan holders.
Cosset Industries won the Infrastructure Australia Green Award for its PlastiPole bin retention system, presented at an international trade expo at the Adelaide Showgrounds last week.
Supported by the SA Government’s Office of Major Projects and Infrastructure, the Infrastructure Australia 2008 trade exhibition focused on the products and services required for commercial, industrial and major projects. Cosset Industries exhibited in a specialised Green section of the October 16-18 expo, which featured sustainable products.
Released just three months ago, the PlastiPole body is made from 100 per cent recycled plastic. Benefits of the Australian-made product include robust construction, maintenance-free components and rust-free design.The PlastiPole’s secure locking mechanism reduces the risk of vandalism and theft. Used to secure mobile garbage bins in public spaces, institutions and commercial facilities, it is designed with a fast release system for quick and easy emptying when unlocked.
Cosset Industries director Andrew Townsend said the PlastiPole had enjoyed a great reception since its release in July. “We sell it to local governments and every council that has been offered a trial has taken it up,” he said. “Early adopters include Alexandrina Council, Mid Murray Council, Trinity College and the Salisbury and Tea Tree Gully councils. The attraction of the PlastiPole is that it offers a low-cost replacement for the rusting and often unsafe metal bin holders that are widely used. We have sold PlastiPole units in every mainland state in Australia so far as well as the ACT.”
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Wednesday, 17 June 2009 11:36 |
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UniSA commercialisation agency ITEK actively assists students to gain an insight into the opportunities and challenges of pursuing the path to entrepreneurship. Key ITEK executives recently joined serial entrepreneurs and patent attorneys to present a lecture called ‘Professional Studies’, which involves professionals addressing students about real-life career experiences drawn from the process of commercialisation. UniSA City West Campus lecturer Gerhard Schurer designed the course to assist students make the challenging transition from university life to a professional career. ITEK General Manager Chris Hill discussed the process of protecting intellectual property ownership and outlined how students should go about protecting their valuable ideas – now and in the future. |
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