If you attended National Electronics Week SA 2012 at the Sandton Convention Centre on 13-14 March, Dataweek would like to hear your feedback on the show.
If you have any thoughts or opinions on how the show was organised, what value it offered, if you would like to see another one in the future etc, or if you would just like to discuss something interesting you saw or learned, please e-mail Brett van den Bosch, the editor of Dataweek, at brett@technews.co.za. We will be featuring pertinent opinions and constructive criticism in our 18 April 2012 issue, so do not miss this opportunity to have your say!
A journey into the automation unknown 31 August 2020
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From small-town specialised machine builder to global technology company, Jendamark Automation’s business journey has been characterised by calculated leaps into the unknown. And, as South African manufacturers ...
Read more...Resources for home and building automation 31 August 2020, TRX Electronics
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Mouser Electronics is expanding its comprehensive range of building automation solutions from Silicon Labs, TE Connectivity (TE), and Littelfuse for the rapidly growing smart home and building automation ...
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Read more...Tribute to Paul Soteriou 31 August 2020
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Paul Soteriou, a man always willing to share what he had with a smile and with a deep-found love for South Africa, passed away earlier this year.
Read more...Personality profile: Brian Andrew 31 August 2020, RS Components (SA)
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With a father who is a civil engineer and an older brother who is a chemical engineer, you could say engineering was in the DNA of Brian Andrew.
Read more...SA company scores in major international renewable energy project 31 August 2020, ETION Create
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South African-based Etion Create has been selected as one of the preferred suppliers in the Sofia offshore wind farm project in the United Kingdom, one of the largest in the world. Etion Create, an original ...
Read more...Company profile: Vepac Electronics 31 August 2020, Vepac Electronics
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Vepac Electronics was formed in 1987 and has been operating in South Africa since 1976 as Vero UK.
Vepac Electronics was formed as a management buyout of Vero UK by the management at the time led by ...
Read more...South African stakeholders commit to responsible AI 31 August 2020
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Much like a microcosm of our socio-economic context, the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape in South Africa is uneven and burdened with regulatory challenges. If not addressed, these challenges could ...
Read more...Clearing the Static 31 August 2020, Actum Electronics
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Read more...Women taking the lead in engineering 31 August 2020
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Alaris Antennas is an engineering company specialising in the design and production of (often) customised antennas for electronic warfare. This is not an industry that typically attracts women to steer ...
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