TECHNOLOGY

Culture crucial in mining's brave new world

WHILE technology is largely seen as a way of getting companies into Mining 4.0, company culture could be an even more important factor.

The plant at Carrapateena.

The plant at Carrapateena.

For companies such as OZ Minerals, Dundee Precious Metals and Fortescue Metals Group, their efforts to adopt technology and innovation are part of their DNA. That DNA is reflected in their cultures. ...

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