Sustainability

Our 30kW solar panel system powers the secondary data centre at our Sandy Bay Road office. This reduces our reliance on grid energy and supports our transition toward cleaner operations. Additional investment is under review across our broader office footprint.

We operate a lean vehicle fleet and reduce unnecessary travel through remote-first service models built into Managed Services, Advisory, and Project Services. Wherever possible, we prioritise virtual engagement and local resource allocation to minimise emissions without impacting responsiveness or client outcomes.

We are actively reviewing alternative transport options, including existing lease agreements, as part of our broader sustainability roadmap.

We minimise paper use across all offices, reuse packaging where practical, and prioritise low-impact, locally sourced materials. Environmental considerations now form part of our procurement review process.

Our service model is built for remote engagement. This includes 24/7 support, strategic workshops, and project delivery - reducing freight, travel, and energy use while improving consistency and uptime. Wherever possible, we actively minimise air travel and prioritise virtual meetings and low-impact transport options.

We integrate circular thinking into solution design and service delivery where it makes sense.

This includes lifecycle planning during hardware refresh or disposal, reuse of fit-for-purpose devices, and support for refurbished equipment in internal and community contexts. Our collaboration platforms, from Microsoft Teams to modern workplace solutions reduce the need for physical infrastructure, printed documentation, and interstate travel. Across procurement, we’re beginning to align more closely with suppliers and partners who support circularity, transparency, and lower environmental impact.

We integrate energy-efficient, low-impact technologies into our solution design and delivery wherever possible.

This includes cloud-first architecture, virtual collaboration platforms, and infrastructure solutions that reduce physical footprint, energy draw, and on-site dependency. Whether it's Dell’s PowerStore, Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure, Microsoft Azure, or carbon-conscious peripherals from Logitech, our clients benefit from platforms that support long-term performance and sustainability goals.

Green technology isn’t a future feature, it’s a practical part of how we deliver today.

We understand that sustainability doesn’t stop at operations - it extends into every platform, partner, and product we deliver.

While our formal supply chain assessment framework is still in development, we already consider environmental and ethical impact in our procurement decisions. Our delivery model is supported by vendors who lead in circular economy practices, sustainable logistics, and emissions-conscious infrastructure - helping us reduce embedded waste and lower the impact of end-to-end project delivery.

As our ESG strategy matures, we will continue to strengthen supplier alignment and improve transparency across sourcing, selection, and service outcomes.

We are certified to ISO 9001:2015 for Quality Management Systems, originally achieved in 2018 and most recently recertified in 2023, and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for Information Security Management Systems, certified in 2023. These certifications apply to all people, locations, and practices across our business.

They represent more than just compliance, they reflect our commitment to quality, consistency, and operational responsibility. From data handling and documentation to client engagement and service delivery, these frameworks ensure we’re accountable in every interaction.

We also consider environmental, social, and ethical impact in our procurement decisions. While early-stage, this approach supports closer alignment with suppliers who share our values around responsible delivery.