Whittle
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What is Whittle?
Whittle is a process used in various industries, including food processing and manufacturing, to reduce the size of a material by repeatedly cutting or shaving small pieces from it. It is commonly used to shape and refine objects, to remove imperfections, or to create smaller components from larger ones.
What other technologies are related to Whittle?
Whittle Competitor Technologies
Datamine
Datamine offers mine planning software that competes directly with Whittle for optimizing pit designs and mine schedules.
Surpac
Surpac is a mine planning software suite with functionalities that overlap with Whittle, particularly in pit optimization and mine scheduling.
Vulcan
Vulcan is a comprehensive mine planning software that includes pit optimization capabilities, making it a direct competitor to Whittle.
Deswik
Deswik provides a range of mine planning tools, including strategic mine planning and optimization modules that compete with Whittle.
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Which job functions commonly mention Whittle?
Mining Engineer
3.1% of all Mining Engineer jobs mention Whittle
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Geotechnical Engineer
1 Geotechnical Engineer jobs mention Whittle
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Engineer
173 Engineer jobs mention Whittle
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Consultant
9 Consultant jobs mention Whittle
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Operations
12 Operations jobs mention Whittle
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Which organizations are mentioning Whittle?
Anglogold Ashanti
Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction
GOLD FIELDS
Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction
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