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Ry Crozier

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Editor with @iTnews_au. Remote worker. Functional 日本語. Views my own.

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  • Woolworths extends agreement with Google Cloud

    1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

    Woolworths Group has renewed an agreement with Google Cloud for a further five years. The retailer said that it would look “to further strengthen data, insights, and automation capabilities” implemented on Google Cloud through the fresh agreement.

  • ANZ continues work on data "one-stop-shop" for its Risk function

    1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

    ANZ Banking Group is continuing to build out a “one-stop-shop” to service the data needs of its risk function and about 2000 personnel. The data transformation program was first flagged at a Google Cloud Next conference in 2021. Additional details of the Google Cloud-based platform emerged in 2023, including that it would utilise BigQuery in its architecture, and that use cases for risk data included credit decisioning and risk comprehension.

  • NSW Police firewall admin confronted over WeChat

    1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

    A NSW Police firewall security administrator of 17 years, who was let go for installing WeChat on a work computer and allegedly “being dishonest” when confronted, has unsuccessfully sought reinstatement. The administrator, who had privileged access as part of his role, said he used WeChat “for troubleshooting and verifying intermittent internet access issues” and “to keep contactable with my parents”, according to a judgment from the NSW Industrial Relations Commission.

  • Aussie Broadband hunts AI dividends for staff

    1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

    Aussie Broadband is investigating how AI and automation might assist staff with locating information and tapping internal knowledge sources, freeing up time to engage with customers. Chief people and reputation officer Jane Betts told an investor day briefing that people “tools, frameworks and systems” are set to play an important role in helping realise a new three-year business strategy called ‘Look-to-28’.

  • Newmont brings private 5G to its Cadia surface ops

    1 week ago | itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier

    Newmont has replaced wi-fi with private 5G to remotely control dozers working in the tailings area of its Cadia gold and copper mine in western NSW. The miner has deployed Ericsson private 5G for so-called “teleremote” operation of the dozer fleet, which operates on the surface. Tailings are the leftover material after gold and copper is extracted from ore brought to the surface.

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rycrozier @rycrozier
3 May 24

UniSuper's online account services have been out for 3+ days. Something "isolated" at Google Cloud is said to be the cause: https://t.co/i9CizQ5mVz

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rycrozier @rycrozier
15 Feb 24

If you want to know why @UBank, @BeyondBank and a number of other Aus banks have online banking and app issues, this is why - network outage at core provider: https://t.co/GRlmshu4iR

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rycrozier @rycrozier
8 Jun 23

Big news emerging out of @Westpac with 300+ roles on the line, including tech. @iTnews_au's @Kate_Weber131 has the story: https://t.co/N83nNuZ5W7