Alexandra Haynes

Coopers

Beyond 150 Competition: See Siemens technology in action at Coopers Adelaide Brewery

There aren’t many things more quintessentially Australian than a cold bottle of Coopers ale. Born from an old family recipe in the early 1860s, the first iteration of this well-known drink was originally meant as a health tonic for Thomas Cooper’s wife. The concoction was so flavourful, however, that word soon spread through the South Australian colonies, establishing the now longest standing family-owned and operated brewery in the country.
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Siemens

Siemens celebrates 150 years with series of immersive travel experiences

What do travelling on the legendary Ghan, drinking a Coopers ale and tasting a Haigh’s chocolate have in common? They are all iconic Australian experiences, and they all have a Siemens connection. In fact, The Ghan traverses the historic Overland Telegraph Line which transmitted its first message between Darwin and Adelaide in 1872. Siemens was involved in commissioning the overland telegraph – one of the most important pieces of infrastructure at the time. This was the beginning of Siemens in Australia.
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IT

Rittal’s RiMatrix NG open IT infrastructure platform

Digitalisation has long since reached every organisational level, from the top floor to the shop floor of food and beverage processing environments. In today’s smart, networked world, data is continuously being exchanged. Communication between people, machinery, robots and IT systems is generating a never-ending stream of data that needs to be controlled, monitored and processed by high-performance data centres.
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