Not-for-profit technology organisation supporting nonprofit AI adoption through opportunity assessment, training, risk review and implementation advice. Its Digital Transformation Hub combines learning resources, an AI community and tailored expert support. Published examples describe AI planning for the Art Gallery of NSW and vendor-selection and design advice for Clean Up Australia.
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Yvette Pratt, Head of Digital Memberships, Art Gallery of New South WalesProvider-published testimonial
Credits Infoxchange’s risk assessment with helping the Gallery take its AI plan to the board with confidence, including consideration of bias and security. This undated provider-hosted account concerns assessment, mentoring and planning; the source describes the pilot as a next step, rather than a completed production deployment.
Project: AI risk assessment and member-experience action planning
Infoxchange Digital Transformation Hub ↗ — provider-published feedback. One undated named provider-hosted client account about AI risk assessment, mentoring and action planning. The stated2025 engagement year is not a known quote/publication date. Pilot deployment is described as a next step. No external review, rating or purchase verification inferred.
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Published ABN: 74457506140. Checked against the Australian Business Register. Source ↗
The current service body links its AI Community and digital learning programmes, and describes one-to-one data capability projects through the Data Catalyst Network. Training and adoption support are differentiated from a general custom-model development offer.
The current booking information limits the funded Hub support to Australian not-for-profit organisations and describes matching requests with expert advisers. It requires sign-in and a capability assessment. No appointment was booked; eligibility, current capacity and any specific offer must be confirmed directly.
The provider-hosted case reports a 2025 engagement covering AI/data readiness, risk and governance, technical pathways and an AI Solution Action Plan, with one-to-one mentoring. It quotes Yvette Pratt by name and role. The source describes pilot preparation, not an established live member-personalisation system or independently measured result.
The provider-hosted case states Infoxchange supported vendor selection and advised on design and implementation for litter-image analysis. It does not establish that Infoxchange built the recognition model itself. Volunteer, accuracy and impact figures are not independently verified here.
The group contact page lists Richmond, Melbourne as head office, South Brisbane and Adelaide offices. These are provider-declared business locations; no local AI staffing or in-person availability is implied. New Zealand is not counted as an Australian office.
The native policy identifies Infoxchange and publishes ABN 74 457 506 140. This supports identity, not independent privacy certification or an assurance about AI deployment.
Provider-published legal name matches registry entity: INFOXCHANGE, ABN 74 457 506 140, active from 1 November 1999, VIC 3121; record extracted 20 October 2026. The native policy and Hub footer publish the same number. The current registered Connecting Up business name is part of the same operator, not a second provider row.
The full provider-authored profile describes AI upskilling, tailored use-case guidance, governance and internal capability support through the Digital Transformation Hub. This is a declared offer; staff counts, partnerships and customer totals are not adopted as independent verification.
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