Internet kiosk group PieNetworks has flagged a possible expansion into telecommunications, with the firm considering the acquisition of a South-East Asian telecommunications company.
National telecommunications company NewSat has won a $US8.59 million contract to provide satellite communications services and hardware for Chevron’s Wheatstone project, off the north west coast of We
Osborne Park-based company Advanced Braking Technology has given the green light to commercially launch its patented SIBS garbage truck brake technology.
Not-for-profit business advisory group, Business Foundations, headed by Phil Kemp, has been appointed to operate the Innovation Centre WA at Bentley’s Technology Park.
Industrial services firm Service Stream has won a contract to roll out optic fibre for NBN Co at new estates in Western Australia, South Australia, New South Wales and the Northern Territory.
Perth company Sensear is celebrating the selection of its high-tech headsets for use in the London Olympics, adding to the six-year old company’s increasing success in global markets.
Orbital Corporation says it is evaluating its options with regards to a possible capital raising, after revealing its forecast loss this financial year would be larger than first thought, sinking to a
Peth-based materials technology firm Alexium International has signed an agreement with US-based Duro Textiles, to licence its flame retardant nylon products for military, upholstery and industrial wo
Advanced Braking Technology says it has the funds in place to support the commercial launch of its garbage truck braking technology, after completing a $2.4 million capital raising.
Perth-based renewable energy firm Solco has restructured its board, including the appointment of a new chief executive, as the company re-focuses its operations to reflect a solar market lacking gover
A Perth company that has become a global leader in the education software market is facing uncertain times as main rival Blackboard takes over two of its biggest partners.
IT and communications consultants in Western Australia appear to be thriving – a trend which Perth-based company Conducive claims is in response to strong demand from the resources industry.
BIOTECHNOLOGY company Sirtex Medical has ended its long-running legal dispute with the University of Western Australia and Bruce Gray, after it was paid the final installment in its $5.8 million cost
