Bis in the News 22 September 2020

Bis finds a mate for automation push

Australian Financial Review | September 22, 2020

Logistics company Bis Industries says its new partnership with the Israeli government’s aerospace and defence company will speed up its adoption of automation in the resources sector beyond the existing focus on big driverless haul trucks.

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Bis finds a mate for automation push

Read more latest news

New bauxite contract caps a breakout growth year for Bis

Bis to move Gove bauxite

Humans of Bis - Caitlin

Driving new ways to beat fatigue and distraction

Demand for drivers is outstripping supply and that could pose its own supply delays

Go-getting truckie gets the job done

Bis expands its Bowen Basin presence with new haulage contract