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In-depth technical insight since 1909 Trial Subscribe News wrap 7 February 2019 Brazil authority cancels Vale licences Vale's operations have been further curtailed in the wake of the deadly Córrego de Feijão disaster Accenture announces creation of Applied Intelligence Studio Accenture has unveiled its plans for an Applied Intelligence Studio for Mining in South Africa UCT and French geological institute sign agreement The University of Cape Town and the French Geological Survey public institution BRGM have teamed up DISCOVER A BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY FOR DRY RUNNING IN PUMPS. In mining applications, Parker's hybrid pump technology can prevent damaging dry running in pumps. SPONSORED MESSAGE Shell, MachineMax offer digital fleet management service Shell and MachineMax have launched a new digital service to optimise off-highway fleet usage Barminco wins Rampura Agucha contract extension Barminco has won an underground mining services contract at Hindustan Zinc's Rampura Agucha mine Delair launches drone data collection software Commercial drone solution company Delair has launched a cloud-based analytics platform Opening up the Gold Road Para Resources has confirmed the start of underground mining at Gold Road Software updates as vital as machinery servicing MICROMINE is reminding mining companies to keep their software up to date to increase productivity and efficiencies SPONSORED MESSAGE Features i more Direct benefits in conveying How gearless conveyor systems help mines in South America transport large volumes of ore 07 February 2019 2019's biggest operational challenges The four most significant operational challenges we still face and ways to overcome them At full blast Blasthole drill rigs will always have a place in mining to meet the demand for mineral extraction How will the future of mining evolve in 2019? Join us in Sydney from 25-26 March 2019 for the latest strategic thinking on the future direction of the industry. SPONSORED MESSAGE Safety concerns bring IoT sensor tech into focus Stricter regulation of mine environmental standards will increase market pull for IoT technology Looking at exploration another way How are changing geophysics technologies helping create successful, efficient exploration projects? The drive for electrification OEMs, tech companies and power solution providers are strengthening their focus on electrification FROM OUR PARTNERS i more DigiShot Plus 4G is an easy to use precision blasting system Dyno Nobel's DigiShot Plus 4G is the fastest, most efficient electronic initiation system dyno nobel SPONSORED The Boxray analyzers are ready to take on the demands of the future Xore's Boxray on-line elemental analyzers xore SPONSORED Matrix's IntelliZone - #1 U.S. Proximity Detection System Is IECEx Approved Allows Matrix to enter the Australian market and other countries that follow IECEx standards matrix SPONSORED Machine Learning drives exciting new feature for Pitram MICROMINE launch new underground software which uses machine learning to enhance loading and haulage micromine SPONSORED World's largest flotation cells improve copper and molybdenum recovery in Mexico The first two Outotec TankCell® e630's outotec SPONSORED This email was sent to fernandoqueens@gmail.com MM-NewsWrap newsletter uses an HTML-rich media format to provide a visually attractive layout. Manage your newsletter preferences and frequency Unsubscribe from this newsletter Reset your website password Address Aspermont Media Ltd WeWork, 1st floor, 1 Poultry, London, EC2R 8EJ Phone: +44 207 216 6099 Fax: +44 207 216 6050 Subscription Enquiries Email: subscriptions@aspermont.com Phone: +44 207 216 6099 Fax: +44 207 216 6050 www.aspermont.com Disclaimer | © Aspermont Media Ltd | Privacy Policy