Inside the current issue
July 2009
Art Freedman’s ‘Nuggets’: Part I/font>
Legendary US hardware man Art Freedman recently visited Australia to present several workshops aimed at helping independent store owners improve their business. In this two part article Art shares some of his favourite ‘nuggets’ – ideas that will help retailers improve their bottom line, make their operation more efficient and “ultimately help them make more money.”
Life As Carbon Tradies/font>
Last year the Federal Government released a white paper outlining its policy on what Australia can do to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) lies at the core of the Government’s policy. Brian Welch explains.
Doing Business In China/font>
China is a lucrative new market for Australian enterprises seeking to survive the economic downturn.
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Testimonial
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What's new in this issue
Masterful Security/font> The 5403D ‘Maxi’ Select Access is the latest addition to the Master Lock range of ‘Select Access’ key safes. The unit’s solid aluminium housing has a reinforced steel door featuring an ABS vinyl coating for weather protection while a combination lock with four dials offers up to 10,000 combinations. Internal storage measures approximately 10 cm x 7 cm x 3.5 cm.
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Newsletter articles
Hardware Journal Welcomes a new Editor /font>
Last month, the Hardware Journal waved farewell to Thomas Prince. Thomas carved a niche in the industry during his tenure with the magazine and will be missed. We are sure you will join us in wishing him all the best for his future endeavours.
Australian Hardware Journal’s new editor, Peta Temple, is no stranger to the hardware industry.
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