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Major IT incidents rose slightly in FY25 to 46, up from 44 in FY24. This increase is mainly due to change-related incidents, which increased from 4 in FY24 to 11 in FY25. The increase in these types of incidents aligns with an 11% rise in technology change volume, as a result of new application deployments and upgrades.

Notes

Data relates to the number of major IT incidents impacting a technology service, system, network or application ranked as 'critical' or 'high' in accordance with AGL's IT management processes.

Major IT Incidents comprise two types:

Critical (P1) - Complete interruption of service, system, network, application or configuration item identified as critical. The event has one (or a combination) of the following: Enterprise wide unavailability of one or more services e.g. SAP, Network, Email, Skype for Business, Voice, Citrix.

High (P2) - Applies when the service, system, network, application or configuration item can perform but where performance is significantly reduced and/or with very limited functionality. Operations can continue in a restricted mode. The event has one (or a combination) of the following: Enterprise or site wide service/Performance degradation of one or more services e.g. SAP, Network, Email, Skype for Business, Voice, Citrix, Video Conferencing, Wi-Fi.

Data from FY22 includes Solgen and Epho (both acquired during FY21).

Data excludes Incidents related to Southern Phone for services not sold under the AGL Telco brand.