Home-grown tech setting up next era of WA economic prosperity
Western Australia’s software sector is burgeoning, big and based in the real world. Yet while WA is delivering valuable and important software and technology solutions
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Lessons from the frontline: the things our clients teach us
Matt Faries, Chief Technology Officer In our line of work at Quartex Software, we’re fortunate to play an intrinsic role in some of the largest,
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How automation transforms workflow management
Why automation saves more than just time When your workforce numbers in thousands, the daily requests you need to manage can be overwhelming. Shifts in
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Siloed workforce management solutions are slowing down mining companies
The problems of data and process silos are hitting just about every industry. But for mining and resources companies with a remote workforce, the implications
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2023: the year of ESG
Businesses know they need to track, monitor and report on ESG performance, writes Quartex Software CEO Marcus Ashby, but there are critical questions they need
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Are you for real? The pointy end of proving your environmental credentials
Major resources companies are discovering that proof matters, when it comes to demonstrating they care about the environmental claims they make when announcing projects. It’s
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Computer says no: why visitor screening and automatic dismissal is a game changer for sign-in software
For front desk workers in busy facilities, managing walk-ins, unsolicited sales approaches, people without appointments or those who simply have no business on site can
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Over 55s are flocking back to work – but they are also at higher risk of death and injury
Australians over the age of 55 have been returning to the workforce in significant numbers across the last three years, delivering a healthy dose of
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Revolutionising environmental monitoring with Quartex
The growing focus on sustainability, coupled with increasingly complex environmental regulations, has elevated the need to prioritise environmental performance and demonstrate responsible stewardship. Organisations need
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Key employer tips for “tradie” health and safety
As Tradie Health Month approaches in August, it serves as a poignant reminder of the significance of prioritising the health and well-being of tradespeople. According
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Announcing our SOC 2 compliance to bring elevated trust, collaboration and data security
SOC 2 emerged as a means for clients to assess the safety of investing in an organisation and gauge its vulnerability to significant data breaches.
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The value of certainty in an uncertain world
There’s a phrase that emerged out of military strategy some 30 years ago that tried to encapsulate the fact-paced reality of operating in challenging environments.
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Three ways to improve your workforce training and competencies
Tales of under qualified or untrained employees taking extraordinary actions at work emerge on social media. Sometimes, it’s because their skills are over-embellished. Other times,
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How to manage site access for businesses big and small
Businesses of all sectors and sizes are responsible for the well-being of almost all visitors to a workplace or site. First off, there are site
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Exploiting the full value of your data
We live in a golden age of data – and it’s widely understood the value data represents to organisations across the globe. But many organisations
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Close the gap between OHS perception and practice
When it comes to workplace health and safety, there’s often a big gap between planning and practice, perception and reality. In industries like mining and
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WA’s floods put the spotlight on remote workforce logistics
The once-in-a-century floods in WA’s East Kimberley have highlighted the dilemmas mining companies face when dealing with natural disasters — and the role technology can
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Beyond the ‘warm fuzzies’ — why it is time for companies to take serious action on ESG
When it comes to ESG, often the obvious action is not the one that will deliver the greatest change. Using recycled paper and long-life cups
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Why software reporting is crucial for risk-prone tailings management
On 4 August 2014, a tailings pond in British Columbia breached at the Mount Polley mine, which led to a staggering 24 million cubic meters
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Fraud and fakes labour crackdown prompts a push for better processes
Catching Fraudulent Qualifications As the labour market tightens, the risk of dodgy tickets is growing, and regulators say they are cracking down on questionable qualifications.
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