New vs Used Industrial Racking: Guide For Australian Warehouses
25.02.2026
For Australian warehouse and logistics decision-makers, choosing between new vs used industrial racking is rarely just about price. It is a strategic decision that affects
Stuart Cowan is an experienced IT Manager based in Wollongong, with a strong background in systems integration, simulation technology, and digital infrastructure. He specializes in delivering tailored solutions across Microsoft 365, Intune, MDM, WordPress development, and automation systems using Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
Stuart leads digital initiatives for several NSW-based businesses, including RackKing, Mezzanine Floor Builders, Pallet Racking and More, Sydney Steel Stairs, and Gorilla Tough Products.
Part of the role with Racking involves designing technical projects in 3D using a range of Trimble tools like Tekla Structures & Sketchup.
His approach combines strategic IT management with practical engineering, helping businesses streamline operations and enhance their digital presence.
A passionate aviation enthusiast, Stuart has developed hands-on expertise in aircraft restoration, fuel and airfield operations. He is currently designing and integrating software and hardware systems for a full-scale certified King Air B200 flight simulator.
Outside of IT and aviation, Stuart is still actively involved in live music and audiovisual events as an audio and vision operator, and as a systems tech.
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