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Why inventory discipline is becoming a competitive edge for Australian manufacturers

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By Scott Wiltshire, Oracle ANZ
| Australian Manufacturing Verified
Stock image. Image credit: Visual Generation/stock.adobe.com Article By Scott Wiltshire, vice president and general manager, Oracle NetSuite ANZ Manufacturers across Australia are investing in AI, but its value depends on the quality of the operational data behind it. For example, the National AI Centre found that 43 per cent of Australian SMEs had adopted AI between December 2025 and February 2026, yet confidence and trust remain low. For manufacturers, that gap often comes down to inventory.
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Innovation, AI and Australia and New Zealand’s digital future Original

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By Stephen Bovis, Oracle ANZ
| IT Brief Australia
In the Australasian business landscape, resilience has become more than a virtue — it's a defining characteristic. As the challenges of macroeconomic pressures, skills shortages, cyber threats, and geopolitical instability persist, businesses across the continent continue to showcase an inspiring ability to innovate and overcome.
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Here's how blockchain can return confidence to Australia’s food industry

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By Scott Newman, Oracle ANZ
| businessinsider.com.au
It has been a challenging year for Australia’s food industry. News of needles in strawberries and fake honey – has put the livelihoods of farmers and the industry’s broader reputation at stake. While tighter safety regulations and more stringent self-checks have a part to play, it is increasingly clear that better traceability and transparency could help Australia’s food supply chains prevent future incidents like these from disrupting business owners’ and consumers’ lives.
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