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Notitia

Offices in Hobart, Melbourne and 3 more

What they do
Australian data and AI consultancy supporting readiness, use-case definition and solution delivery. Its multidisciplinary team also works on analytics, software, design, governance and staff capability.
What clients say
2 Trustpilot reviews. One is about workflow and data-product development, the other about business data consolidation and dashboards.

Brennan

Offices in Hobart, Sydney and 6 more

What they do
Australian IT services provider offering data and machine-learning solutions, Microsoft data platforms and Copilot readiness. Its Copilot Quick Start covers environment and sensitive-information assessment; Purview support addresses classification and information governance. A named Secure Parking account concerns cloud, IoT and application delivery, rather than demonstrated generative-AI results.
What clients say
2 Google reviews. One is about service and value feedback, the other about general IT support and recovery. Also 1 testimonial on their own site.

BDO Australia

Offices in Hobart, Canberra and 12 more

What they do
Australian professional-services network offering data and AI strategy, generative AI and machine-learning implementation, responsible-AI advisory and assurance. Its member firms are separate legal entities; confirm the contracting firm and AI delivery team rather than assuming every network office has the same capabilities.
What clients say
1 testimonial on their own site, about digital strategy and socioeconomic modelling.

158 Lab

Office in Hobart

What they do
Hobart consultancy offering AI readiness assessments, practical workshops and custom workflow builds. Businesses can also engage it for ongoing fractional AI leadership.
What clients say
3 Google reviews. They cover historical DNL Consulting business mentoring, historical business-positioning strategy calls and more.

Humaie

Offices in Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney

What they do
AI partner combining team education, use-case discovery, prototyping and implementation. Its approach focuses on deploying AI within day-to-day work and building internal capability.
What clients say
1 testimonial on their own site, about AI speaking and design-thinking facilitation.

Data Gravity

Office in Hobart

What they do
Tasmanian data and AI consultancy marketing services to not-for-profit organisations, with a declared Lindisfarne base in Hobart. Its current offer includes AI document classification, agents, business intelligence, forecasting and data migration. Named customer references, project dates and delivery outcomes have not been independently confirmed.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

Mantel

Offices in Hobart, Melbourne and 5 more

What they do
Australian and New Zealand technology consultancy offering AI strategy, engineering and governance. Its published work describes Lendi mortgage agents, Deputy's AI observability layer and Swimming Australia's evolving training analytics platform; these are provider accounts, not independently tested outcomes.
What clients say
3 testimonials on their own site, about Lendi Guardian agent architecture and refinance… and AI assistant observability and implementation and more.

K2 Projects

Office in Hobart

What they do
Hobart technology consultancy offering AI assessment, proof-of-concept delivery and production support. Its published AI approach includes governance, staff training and controls for ongoing operation.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

Execon

Office in Launceston

What they do
Launceston consultancy founded by Kevin Swarts. Its AI Business Strategy offer covers opportunity assessment, solution design, implementation support and performance monitoring, alongside broader research and marketing advice. Confirm the build responsibilities, deliverables and commercial terms for the particular engagement.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

Data#3

Offices in Hobart, Brisbane and 5 more

What they do
Australian technology services provider supporting Microsoft 365 Copilot business cases, readiness assessments, deployment planning, training and adoption. Its Penrith City Council account describes data-permission analysis, workshops and a readiness roadmap before a planned pilot. Assessment work and production rollout are recorded separately.
What clients say
1 testimonial on their own site, about Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness assessment.

ISW

Offices in Hobart, Sydney and Melbourne

What they do
ISW offers software development and AI integration alongside cloud, collaboration and data services. Its contact page lists offices in Hobart, Sydney and Melbourne, and its own AI-enabled payments software is separate from the broader development offer.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

Dynovate

Office in Launceston

What they do
Launceston software provider advertising AI agents, workflow automation and language-model integrations alongside SaaS, web and mobile development. Its published process covers discovery, scoping, build reviews, launch and support. Agriculture, tourism and healthcare are advertised focus areas; named delivered AI projects are not established by the inspected page.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

AIGain

Office in Hobart

What they do
Hobart consultant Kelvin Prince helps small businesses automate routine administration. Published offerings include email and document workflows, client onboarding, quote follow-ups and setup training.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

Chatsworth Street

Office in Hobart

What they do
Hobart advisory practice led by Joel Harris, designing operating models and policies before organisations choose AI or automation. Its Productivity pathway maps customer value, journeys, processes, responsibilities and execution options. Technology implementation stays with the client’s in-house team or MSP; TasCyber is a practice within the same business.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

Stormview

Office in Hobart

What they do
Stormview is a Hobart-based technology consultancy founded by Scott Beck. It offers AI strategy, production agent development and private language-model deployment alongside connected-device work. Its published legal name is Stormview Systems Pty Ltd; the recorded ABN was resolved from that exact name.
What clients say
Nothing public yet.

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