Mining software developer Datamine has made a strategic investment in Australian firm Commit Works, a provider of operational planning and short-interval control software solutions.
Commit Works’ suite of products, Datamine said, enables mine sites to digitally manage shift planning, resource allocation, task coordination and production tracking within a single unified platform.
Commit Works’ flagship product CiteOps is an enterprise-grade platform built to connect short- to medium-term planning with frontline execution. The software delivers real-time visibility, enhances cross-team coordination, and enables continuous feedback loops that improve productivity and operational performance. By empowering teams with real-time, data-driven insights, the platform helps reduce downtime, optimise resource allocation, and improve overall efficiency.
The strategic investment strengthens Datamine’s ability to support digital transformation across the mining value chain. By integrating Commit Works’ capabilities, Datamine expands its portfolio to better connect planning and production, delivering a more seamless and comprehensive solution for mine operations.
James Aleman, Commit Works CEO, said: “Our product is highly complementary to the existing Datamine solutions our customers already use, making it a valuable addition to their ecosystem.”
For Datamine customers, the partnership bridges a gap between planning and production, enabling greater clarity, discipline, and real-time visibility in operational planning and execution.
“By supporting frontline workers and supervisors with a robust, reliable shift planning capability, we are helping our customers drive continued improvements in operational performance, reduce risk, and consistently deliver better outcomes. Improved compliance to plan, real-time visibility, and workforce management are critical to modern mining operations, and this is exactly what this solution delivers,” said Datamine CEO John Bailey.
Source: datamine.com