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BHP's big data play

BRINGING all of its truck data into one place has resulted in a 20% productivity improvement for BHP in Australia.

Noel Dyson
Better use of big data has netted BHP a 20% productivity improvement in Australia.

Better use of big data has netted BHP a 20% productivity improvement in Australia.

BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie told the company’s annual general meeting that while the company had made big productivity gains over the past five years, there was more to be won. He cited the truck data trial...

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