We're delighted to announce the appointment of Makenna Ralston as CEO of CommBank iQ – Quantium’s joint venture with Commonwealth Bank of Australia. Makenna has been a driving force at Quantium for eight years, most recently as Chief of Staff to our CEO and interim Head of Quantium’s US business. During her time at Quantium, she saw the establishment of CommBank iQ that has since been transforming how businesses use data and AI by combining the data set from Australia’s largest bank with 20+ years of leading analytics. Makenna understands our business inside and out and brings deep passion for both analytics excellence and nurturing the industry’s top AI talent. We’re excited to see the impact she and the CommBank iQ team deliver together. Congratulations Mak and the CommBank iQ team!
Quantium
IT Services and IT Consulting
Eveleigh, New South Wales 43,504 followers
Data powering possibilities
About us
When expertly harnessed and strategically applied, data can be transformational. Quantium offers an unmatched track record of innovation in analytics and data science since 2002. We combine the best of human and artificial intelligence to power possibilities for individuals, organisations and society. Founded in Australia in 2002, Quantium works with iconic brands in over 20 countries, partnering on their greatest challenges and unlocking breakthrough opportunities.
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https://quantium.com/
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- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
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- Eveleigh, New South Wales
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2002
- Specialties
- Data Driven Insight, Big Data, Customer and Marketing Anaytics, Predictive Analytics, Market and Competitive Intelligence, Media and Market Activation, Technology and Decision Support, Product Development, Applied Analytics, Data Science, Financial services analytics, and Strategy consulting
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Q Refinery
Core Banking Systems
When expertly harnessed and strategically applied, data can be transformational. Quantium offers a 17 year track record of innovation in data science. We combine the best of human and artificial intelligence to power possibilities for individuals, organisations and society
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There are 3 things companies need to succeed in AI: data, technology to analyse that data, and people – words from our CEO, Adam Driussi, at this week’s AFR AI Summit. From business transformation to jobs of the future, the Summit brought together leading voices in data, investment and policy to translate AI from concept to commercial impact. We also had the opportunity to hear from Quantium partners Kim Krogh Andersen from Telstra and Matt Comyn from Commonwealth Bank on how these leading organisations are approaching AI. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gJBt5mxY
AI is like F1, says Quantium's Adam Driussi: "All of us can drive...but were not all fit to drive a Formula One car." Catch up on all the news from today's AFR AI Summit here: https://lnkd.in/g6GEjqty #AI #AFRaisummit #AFR #news
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Cost of living pressures continue to bite, and it’s those aged 25-29 who are tightening their belts the most. In fact, younger Aussies are the only age group cutting back on both essential and discretionary expenses. This week, CommBank iQ – our joint venture with Commonwealth Bank – released its latest Cost of Living Insights Report. The report takes de-identified payments data to reveal how Australians are adjusting spending and to help businesses keep up with customer preferences. While younger Australians and those in metro areas continue to be hardest hit, there is a glimmer of hope with the data showing downward momentum losing some steam. The news is even better for over-60s, who are spending ahead of inflation, and Aussies in regional areas – though the spending gap between regional and metro areas is narrowing. To learn more and download the full report, visit: https://bit.ly/3K9CEVg
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We are thrilled to welcome Brooke Hodierne as Head of Americas at Quantium. Brooke has spent the past 20 years leading organisational transformation in retail and CPG, most recently as Executive Vice President of Strategy Consulting at Insite AI and Senior Vice President of Merchandising at 7-Eleven. She brings a depth of industry knowledge and breadth of commercial expertise to our growing business in the Americas as we partner with the region’s largest brands to unlock commercial value from data. Welcome on board, Brooke!
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Finalists for the 2024 Women Leading Tech Awards are out, and we’re proud to announce ten incredible women from across Quantium have been shortlisted! A huge round of applause to Leesa Petty, Sashnee Naicker-Kistan, Utkarsha Ghule, Azelia Pan, Kamalini Srirangarajah, Sam Love, Charlotte Wilson, Mansi Priya, Rina Soetanto and Evelyn Russell. Good luck everyone - you are all winners in our eyes!
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Applications for our 2025 Graduate Academy in Australia are now open. If you're interested in forging your path as a leading Data Scientist or Software Engineer, Quantium is the place for you. Find out more about our Graduate Academy and how to apply here: https://lnkd.in/gz64Z3Wr
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We’ve been ranked as one of the top 20 graduate employers in Australia, and the second most popular large technology graduate program. A big thank you to all the graduates who shared their feedback and made this accolade possible. We're very proud of the investments we are making in our graduate programs and our graduates, the future leaders of our industry. Are you interested in joining our graduate program? Applications for our 2025 Program in Australia have just opened – come join us and let us challenge your imagination of what a career in data science can look like. https://lnkd.in/gAjBRu39 #graduaterecruitment, #earlycareers #topgraduateemployers
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Quantium is proud to once again be named partner of B&T Women Leading Tech Awards as sponsor of the Data Science category. Women Leading Tech gives us all an opportunity to recognise the diverse community of women driving change, challenging the status quo, and forging new paths for themselves and those to come. In 2023, we had the privilege of celebrating five incredible women at Quantium who were shortlisted, with Tatia Rashid and Ana Andreska taking home the Data Science and Rising Star category awards. Bring on Women Leading Tech Awards 2024! #womenintech #womenleadingtech #WLTAUS #datascience #Quantium
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We are delighted to welcome Brian Hartzer who joins us this week as CEO for Quantium Health. Over the past three years, Brian has been a trusted strategic advisor to Quantium. During this time, he has cultivated a deep understanding and passion for the business, our partners, and the value our Quantium team unlocks each day as we forge a better, more insightful world. A big thank you to Neil Soderlund for establishing Quantium Health as a global leader in health analytics. We look forward to Neil continuing to support Quantium’s strategic ambitions as senior advisor to Quantium and Non-Executive Director on the Quantium Health Board. Brian says, "It's an honour to be leading the Quantium Health business. Through my work as company director and leadership advisor, it’s clear that nearly every leader is thinking seriously about AI, and Quantium is one of the few businesses with the capability to deploy data science and AI effectively and at scale. I’ve seen the remarkable calibre of people at Quantium and their dedication to delivering positive impact for our clients. There is so much opportunity still to be unlocked in the health sector and I'm excited to be working with the Quantium Health team and our Discovery partners to build on the great foundation laid by Neil and the team." Welcome to the team, Brian!
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As rising living costs bite, Australians aged 25-29 represent the only age group to decrease both discretional and essential spending. This is according to the latest data from CommBank iQ, our joint venture with Commonwealth Bank, that found sharp generational and geographic spending divides across the country. Travel and entertainment are taking priority as the only discretionary categories to record above-inflation growth. In fact, cinema purchases rose by 31% with younger Australians in particular delighting in the #Barbenheimer effect. While city dwellers feel the mortgage and rental pinch, regional Australians are faring better and growing their spending more than double their metropolitan counterparts. For more on how and where Australians are spending, read the full Cost of Living Insights Report here: https://lnkd.in/gxMxCz88 #costofliving #inflation #consumertrends #datascience #Quantium #CommBankiQ