Mining Indaba - Jamie van Schoor

Jamie van Schoor

CEO Dwyka Mining Services

Jamie is a passionate African and advocate that technology can be a positive catalyst to empower teams by augmenting human effort. As the founder and CEO, Dwyka Mining Services has grown to operate across Africa and the Middle East, representing a number of pioneering global technology companies. With a primary focus on supporting adoption and adaptation to real time data, visualisation and intelligent automation technologies the success of the platform has resulted in improved safety, worker health and environmental conditions across the continent.

Agenda Sessions

Session 5: Innovation, engineering, and technology – miners and mines of the future

Leading mining engineers and experts unpack the new innovations and technology that are revolutionizing mining. With technology able to improve productivity, safety, and greener production, through to advances in mine rehabilitation and prospecting, a host of innovations are rapidly changing the industry. To transform their operations, mines are embracing mechanisation, digitization, and automation along with the sophisticated analytics that support them. But company ambitions are constrained by insufficient skills in the workforce and find themselves underequipped for the pace of technological change.

Thursday 09 February 12:00 - 12:35 Main Stage

Young Leaders Programme

Add to calendar 02/09/2023 12:00 02/09/2023 12:35 Session 5: Innovation, engineering, and technology – miners and mines of the future Leading mining engineers and experts unpack the new innovations and technology that are revolutionizing mining. With technology able to improve productivity, safety, and greener production, through to advances in mine rehabilitation and prospecting, a host of innovations are rapidly changing the industry. To transform their operations, mines are embracing mechanisation, digitization, and automation along with the sophisticated analytics that support them. But company ambitions are constrained by insufficient skills in the workforce and find themselves underequipped for the pace of technological change. Main Stage Europe/London

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