Yokogawa is proud to return as a Gold Sponsor of the Digitalisation & AI in Mining Australia Conference 2026, bringing together mining leaders, technology innovators and industry experts to explore the next evolution of digital mining.
As mining operations move beyond connectivity and remote visibility towards increasingly intelligent, integrated and autonomous operations, Yokogawa is helping organisations turn operational data into meaningful insight and better decision-making. From real-time data palatforms and digital twins to Industrial AI, advanced automation and value-chain optimisation, our focus is on helping businesses unlock greater value across their operations.
This year, Yokogawa will bring a global and local perspective to the conversation through a strategic presentation and interactive industry roundtable.
Featured Speaker: Johan Visser, Global Mining Business Leader
Join Johan on Wednesday, 25th November from 3:50pm - 4:20pm for Strategic Insight: From Remote Plant Visibility to Value-Chain Decision Intelligence: The Evolution of Mining Operations
Johan will explore how mining organisations can progress beyind traditional remote monitoring towards connecred, intelligent operations that support faster and more informed decision-making. Key areas will include:
- Building the foundations for effective remote mining operations beyond traditiona SCADA
- Overcoming the "keyhole effect" through real-time data platforms, interoperability and operational context
- Enabling Decision Intelligence with Industrial AI, digital twins and progressive automation
- Integrating maintenance, operations and business data for faster, smarter decision-making
- Extending optimisation from individual plants across the entire pit-to-port value chain
- Redefining the operator's role from monitoring and control to orchestration and continuous improvement
Industry Roundtable: Mark Chan Yan, Head of Digital Solutions
On Thursday, 26th November from 11:40am - 12:30pm, Mark Chan Yan will host an interactive roundtable: For Remote Visibility to Decision Intelligence - What's Next for Mining Operations?
As mining companies move from connectivity and remote operations towards AI-driven decision-making and autonomy, the discussion will explore where the industry sits on the maturity curve and what still stands in the way of progress. Participants will consider where operational decisions continue to rely on tribal knowledge and where AI can realisitcally support mining operations over the next 3-5 years.
Join Yokogawa at Digitalisation in Mining Australia 2026 to connect with our mining and digital transformation experts and explre what the next generation of intelligent mining operations could look like.
Related Industries
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Mining & Metal
Mining operations produces valuable minerals or geological materials from the Earth. Economical recovery often requires high throughput and high availability of the process with low operation costs, and stringent safety and environmental regulations.