TECHNOLOGY

BHP opens Shanghai mobile app hub

BHP Billiton has launched its new mobile applications hub in Shanghai, China, that will develop applications for mobile devices to help improve communications and productivity across the company

Staff reporter
The mobile applications could include the capability to check equipment maintenance requirements

The mobile applications could include the capability to check equipment maintenance requirements

Chief technology officer Diane Jurgens said the new hub is one example of the potential for technology innovation to improve the way BHP Billiton works that benefits both its people and the company. ...

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