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Software needs to be standardised

EXPERIENCED geologist and Midas Resources managing director Rhod Grivas believes explorers have too many exploration software products to choose from, and that a degree of standardising wouldn’t go astray.

Sarah Belfield Belfield
Software needs to be standardised

He said software developers have invested time and effort in their products and, naturally, they want their product to stand out from the crowd. The end result is parallel evolution: individual software...

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