Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a strategic imperative that savvy businesses and general contractors leverage to propel themselves into a future where environmental responsibility converges seamlessly with profit margins.

With over 17 years of experience managing teams of software testers, developers, data investigators, and technical support analysts, Shane Hodgkins, founder of Matrak, is passionate about building and sustaining high-performing teams.

Australian innovation is at an inflection point. The next generation of founders and companies are coming through, and they’re bringing our economy – and Australia’s future – along with them.

Here are 100 of Australia’s top innovators compiled by The Australian alongside a world-class panel of experts.

Australian start-up, Matrak, is also looking to expand internationally. The company focuses on tracking high-value items, such as facades, through the factory production process all the way to delivery to site.

March 23, 2021 – Keeping track of the workings of a building site can be an exhausting process, but two Melbourne brothers have hit upon an idea that could change the shape of building management for the better.

With Matrak, Australia’s Hodgkins Brothers are poised to reshape global construction. Construction supply chains are multi-headed Hydras that have driven many a job site supervisor to wonder why cave dwellers ever stepped out of the shade to build things.

Australian start-up Matrak is making a high profile job site run smoothly with its world-leading program tracking app. Having used Matrak across a number of projects, Icon Co are now collaborating with Matrak on their 500 Swanston Street project

Meet the innovative thinkers and the game changers- visionary entrepreneurs who are helping shape the future of business between Australia and China.

Australian construction technology startup Matrak is attracting a lot of interest, having just raised Au$3 million in new funding.

Seed investor and former chair of Aconex, Simon Yencken, has led a $3 million bet that Melbourne start-up Matrak can be Australia’s next billion-dollar construction tech success, and improve building standards along the way.