Twitter, the social networking service we’ve all heard about can help you stay up to date with things like your favorite sports, events or hobbies. Read how you too can join this phenomenon and stay in touch with us as well.

As part of Headland’s commitment to supporting Australian manufacturers, we call upon business to share their story and be part of Industry Exchange.

Watch video on KUKA Robots perfectly in sync. KUKA’s easy to implement software makes it simple to coordinate a whole line-up of robots. Just think of how perfect synchronisation could improve your business.

Marketing online has proven to bring many cost effective benefits that help businesses do their own market research as well as still market effectively even on a shoe string budget.

If you’re thinking of shifting your marketing focus of your business online, then Industry Marke can help.

Industry Marke has come up with a simple and affordable advertising campaign that will get your existing customers looking at your products and services in an easy, fun and effective way. Using the latest email marketing techniques, you can benefit from instant results.

Since its inception last year, Industry Marke has helped several manufacturing companies market and sell their products through creative, and cost effective strategies resulting in very profitable results.

Over the coming months we’re featuring Re-branding and how to successfully and strategically carry out this process. We’ll look at the do’s and don’ts of Re-branding and discover why it’s so important for the growth of your business.

Over the coming months we’ll be featuring Re-branding and how to successfully and strategically carry out this process. We’ll look at the do’s and don’ts of Re-branding and discover why it’s so important for the growth of your business.

During industry downturns, smart managers don’t panic. Instead, they coolly place counterintuitive bets to outperform slumping competitors. by Darrell Rigby

Downturns are a recurring fact of life in every industry. Sooner or later, demand for an industry’s products or services declines—often dragging prices down along the way—regardless of the state of the economy as a whole.