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2021-02-23-15-52-25

by Carly Leonida

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About Carly Leonida

I’m Carly, author of The Intelligent Miner. I’m a UK-based technical writer and consultant and have been covering the mining industry for over a decade

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"Exploiting key differences between humans and machines, and leaning on technology for certain tasks will not only generate greater efficiencies throughout the value chain and bridge skills gaps in specific jurisdictions, it will also free up the people we do have to work on more complex projects and problems."

In September 2020, Carly Leonida spoke to @maptek.global’s Peter Johnson about the evolution of spatial modelling in mining. Did you know that graphics technology that originated in the 90's film industry was key to developing advanced mine design, scheduling and planning capabilities? Click the link in our Instagram bio to find out more, or read it here https://bit.ly/2FCEvnE

A reader wrote to me a few weeks ago and asked if I might consider covering mental health in the mining industry on The Intelligent Miner during 2022. My answer was, of course, yes.

The latest The Intelligent Miner newsletter is out, which discusses MINExpo and the latest #Axora Innovation Forecast.

“Instead of spending more money on ‘things’, we need to start figuring out optimisation from the human perspective: what should humans be doing, what should the autonomy be doing, and where should we start training to have a joint team?

More and more mining companies are recognising the importance of agility in their operations – the ability to move quickly when needed – and one of the ways they can become more agile is to implement digital transformation.

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