The Venture – June 2018

90 per cent of the company’s

employees spend the majority

of their time on job sites, the

technology is revolutionising

their work days, inspiring

employees to innovate more

and more in the way they

work.

“We’re looking at how

we can use the Internet

of Things and the major

disruption revolutions in

technology to benefit our

clients and employees. We

put our employees at the

center of everything we do,

because they are the key to

our success. Initially we will

continue to leverage new

trends in mobile and big data,

and can continue to innovate

these platforms going

forward. Our employees will

have the tools they need to

be great at their jobs,” Banger

said.

John Holland is also creating

innovative solutions for its

clients. Sundrop Farms, a

leader in sustainable farming

in Australia’s arid climate,

awarded the company a

$150m contract to expand

its operations at Port

Augusta. John Holland has

been tasked with designing

and constructing a climate-

controlled glasshouse facility

that will produce tomatoes, no

matter the outside climate—

driving the company to use

next-gen thinking about

how these projects can be

delivered.

So what makes this project

JOHN HOLLAND

Artist’s impression of Sundrop Farms

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