News Articles for Track'em

Perth-based Track'em, which counts some of WA's largest resources companies as clients, has struck a partnership with UK-based industrial software giant AVEVA.

Perth software company Track'em has had a win over former consultants Steve McNally and Keyt Atkinson after a Supreme Court judge described their claims as embarrassing.

A US-based software business is expanding its local presence after winning a contract that helps Rio Tinto manage its contractor workforce.

Perth technology company Track'em has secured a new contract with Primero Group, which will use its cloud-based tracking technology for a major iron ore project in Western Australia.

Perth technology company Track'em has been awarded its second contract with Downer this year for the provision of its cloud-based asset tracking software.

Technology company Track'em has secured a 12-month contract with Downer, which will use its cloud-based software for operations on an LNG asset in Western Australia.

Two Western Australian technology companies have announced agreements with major resources sector players Monadelphous Group and Rio Tinto.

With a strong focus on cutting costs in mining, many WA small businesses are developing ways to dig up resources smarter and cheaper.

The search is on again for local innovators and entrepreneurs to participate in the 10th anniversary of the WA Innovator of the Year program.

Perth technology entrepreneur Kashif Saleem has begun a seed capital raising for his award-winning Track'em business ahead of a planned ASX listing by the end of the year.

The success of Perth technology company Track'em has attracted plenty of interest from investors, but founder Kashif Saleem says he hasn't ruled out taking the business public.

In the third part of our series featuring EY Entrepreneur of the Year nominees, Business News talks to three chief executives in the technology sector.

Kashif Saleem arrived in Perth without a dollar to his name; now his technology is in demand from the world's most valuable companies.

Seventeen Western Australian business people have been nominated as finalists in the 2014 round of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year award.

The entrepreneurial talents of Tony Loxton, founder of Digital Dialogue, were recognised last night when he was named First Amongst Equals in front an audience of 980 people at the 2014 40under40 awards.