Coming up: HighGrade Mining IT Outlook 2012
8 December 2011
HIGHGRADE’S exclusive survey of the world’s mining software and information technology systems leaders has produced a raft of valuable insights into the industry’s expectations and predictions for the next 12 months.
Results of interviews with, and feedback from, senior executives and regional managers in the sector highlight market-driven, geographical and technology-related growth factors as the mining industry continues its unprecedented global production capacity expansion.
The survey of sector leaders in the US, Canada, Brazil, Chile, Australia, France, South Africa, New Zealand and the UK, also looks at questions about mining IT sector consolidation, changes in product and market development emphasis, and whether 2012 can match the strong growth many have seen in 2011.
The series of HighGrade Mining IT Outlook 2012 reports will appear online in a fortnight.
Also in the December 8 - 14, 2011 edition
- ASIA DESK
- G-Resources demonstrates underlying strength
- Life and death struggle in China loan market
- AUSTMINE
- Mining unearths new value
- Sedgman wins national export award
- COAL
- A different proposition
- Raising the bar
- CONTRACTING
- Haves and have-nots
- FINANCE
- Ditching the Straits-jacket
- Good for business
- Sector set for new round of fusion
- Taking a shine to tin
- FROM THE CAPITAL
- NSW government tells Nucoal to stop
- GOLD
- Captain leaves ship on rougher seas
- INSIGHT
- ‘Resources curse’ or untapped opportunity?
- MINING
- No end in sight for Aquila iron ore journey
- MINING IT
- IT notebook: Modular Mining, US tech, Mintec, Maptek, Gemcom, Geosoft
- PEOPLE
- People on the move: Atacama, AngloGold, Gekko Systems, ZYL, OM Holdings
