Features
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Hills CEO Ted Pretty’s view from the top
For 69 years Hills has been an iconic Australian brand, mostly due to the hills hoist. Now chief executive Ted Pretty speaks to Paul Skelton about ... -
Xandem’s tomographic motion detectors destined for Australia
A new technology developed in Utah is redefining the residential and commercial security detector market. Paul Skelton reports. -
Understanding Cat 8 cabling
In the few months that I have been researching the network cabling market, I have heard a wide variety of perspectives and opinions about the pending ... -
HDMI 2.0 and 3D audio
The many new audio formats of HDMI 2.0 present new levels of experience and opportunity for our industry, and could even contribute to saving marriages. ... -
All about HDMI 2.0
HDMI 2.0 was unveiled to the world at IFA Berlin in September. Following this, Aussie company Kordz became the first approved HDMI 2.0 Adopter in the ... -
What makes an enclosure NBN-compliant?
Several manufacturers have turned to making enclosures specifically for the NBN, but what does it take to be compliant? Callum Fitzpatrick reports. -
NBN? What’s that?
It was interesting to see NBN Co – the agency rolling out the fibre broadband network to Australian homes and businesses – recently saying how little ... -
The ‘Internet of Things’ versus the ‘Internet of People’
In the not too distant future, the ‘internet of things’ is set to surpass the ‘internet of people’. Paul Skelton reports. -
Built Boards’ founder Jared Smith explains the origins of his company and the changing face of residential enclosures
A former electrician and integrator from Melbourne has developed a range of switchboard enclosures that have been built to suit home automation installations. Paul Skelton reports. -
Riverbed improves cosolidation of data
As companies deploy more satellite offices with remote servers, managing applications and data has become increasingly difficult. Riverbed aims to make the consolidation of data a ...
