Can someone print that and show NBN next time they claim their purpose
above all else is to "deliver an investment grade return" when they argue
about price/reliability/competition/etc?
On Fri, Mar 17, 2023 at 10:59 AM John Edwards wrote:
> NBN's purpose is to lift the digital capability of Aust
NBN's purpose is to lift the digital capability of Australia.
https://www.nbnco.com.au/corporate-information/about-nbn-co/our-purpose
The takeaway from offshoring activities is that the Australian government
does not consider Network Operations to be a digital capability.
John
On Fri, 17 Mar
Saving money on one thing can cost a LOT in other ways. The large siloed
organisation run by accountants story.
On Thu, Mar 16, 2023 at 10:10 PM Luke Thompson wrote:
> I'm with you on follow the sun, much like iiNet & Co. did back in the day
> (very effectively, almost a work of art it was so go
I'm with you on follow the sun, much like iiNet & Co. did back in the day
(very effectively, almost a work of art it was so good) with some functions.
In the context of a national network though, much as with Telstra the
people are its greatest asset - and while it can be nightmarish landing th
On 16/3/23 4:06 pm, Luke Thompson wrote:
NOC offshoring is nightmare territory - depending on how it's done. The
national broadband network ought to be just that.
I'll mostly agree with that.
Pure NOC offshoring isn't great. Splitting a NOC into two or three sites
for follow-the-sun coverage
I'm fairly sure field techs have to ring through to an offshore team for
fibre splice checking / approvals already. So they have some crews overseas
now for several years (unless this has since been onshored, though I'm
doubtful).
Many techs have remarked about how long the queue can be to spe
Talk today about this happening. It would be disaster for jobs and technology
support if it happened. Australia the dumb country?
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