EY’s Australian website describes AI adoption, enterprise integration, governance and analytics consulting. The official Australia locations page lists offices in nine cities, including Darwin, Ballarat and Parramatta.
AI consultants in New South Wales
204 profilesCompare published services, presence and feedback. Every profile links to its sources.
Sydney consultancy providing AI strategy, custom systems and practical team training. Published applications include knowledge tools, automation and voice agents connected to business workflows.
Forrest Training offers instructor-led Microsoft 365 courses, including an introductory Copilot course covering preparation, prompting, app exercises, communication tools and responsible use. Its current contact page identifies a North Sydney training location.
Fruition offers AI advisory and implementation alongside monday.com, Atlassian and HubSpot workflow services. Its AI scope covers readiness, adoption, agent builds and governance on client platforms. It publishes a Sydney headquarters. The sourced provider testimonials concern monday.com workflow and integration work, not demonstrated AI results.
Gadali Group designs and builds AI agents and enterprise digital solutions, with discovery engagements that identify business opportunities for AI.
Sydney AI and data consultancy offering use-case strategy, custom machine learning, retrieval-augmented generation, language-model integration and workflow automation. Its published delivery process moves from assessment and prototyping to deployment and monitoring. The legal name in its current provider-authored NAIC listing is GoTech Solutions Pty Ltd.
Sydney consultancy helping organisations plan and implement AI and improve business systems. It combines technology selection, AI rollout and hands-on team training.
Green Daisy helps companies identify AI opportunities and develop working AI products, providing product validation and engineering alongside its venture studio activities.
AI platform provider offering embedded data-science and engineering expertise alongside its software. Its current agreement provides for separately scoped consulting, implementation and training through an agreed order or statement of work. The platform spans predictive, generative and agentic AI, with an advertised Australian office and enterprise project experience.
Albury-based practice led by Joshua Hamilton, offering AI strategy, governance and security assessments, system architecture, agents, custom business software and training. It describes discovery through deployment and aftercare for regional businesses. Implementation, ongoing operation, ownership and third-party costs depend on the agreed engagement document.
Sydney AWS consultancy building AI agents, knowledge systems and data platforms for enterprises. Its published services include production monitoring and AI governance.
Newcastle consultancy helping Hunter businesses with AI strategy, team training, governance and internal tools. Its founders publish experience with construction, property and professional service workflows.
HIROCO helps businesses assess AI opportunities and develop practical roadmaps, with workshops and support to build or select suitable solutions.
Data-infrastructure provider offering AI use-case discovery and readiness planning alongside its Hitachi iQ portfolio. Its documented discovery engagement covers opportunity analysis, use-case selection and proof-of-concept planning, with a roadmap and concept documentation. Broader professional services support infrastructure design and implementation.
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.
IBM Consulting provides AI strategy and governance, data preparation and AI solution development. IBM lists its Australian head office in Sydney.
Construction-sector software developer offering tailored digital systems, AI co-development and data integration. Its IDD Tech/Nexplore directory profile describes construction AI applications such as drawing comparison and operational agents, while its own service pages cover requirements, development, testing, installation, training and support.
IIS Partners provides AI risk assessments alongside privacy and security advisory, helping organisations address trust, accountability and data protection.