The past two years have seen the pace of digitisation increase with unparalleled urgency and momentum. The rate of change to how we work and increased customer expectations continue. Hybrid work models, with their collaboration challenges, are here to stay. Consumers continue to embrace digital services and online spending. Business demands are outstripping IT’s ability to deliver.

Genuine, sustainable, digital transformation requires a sophisticated approach with long-term vision and customer experience at its centre. To compete, organisations need to embed their ‘technology vision’ into their overarching business strategy. They need to balance resourcing, relationships, risk management, and everything that makes the process complex, but incredibly rewarding.

You need a trusted, experienced, independent partner to help you design, negotiate, protect and optimise your response and investment. We’re with you no matter what stage of the journey, to deliver results and reduce risk.

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All your technology and business process outsourcing needs under one roof.

Established as ITNewcom in 1997, MinterEllison Technology Consulting has delivered exceptional client experience outcomes across $50 billion worth of ICT sourcing initiatives. We work with clients to deliver customer-focused results.

What makes us different?

• Advice is independent. We are solutions and systems agnostic.
• We use digital platforms, methodologies and tools to optimise output.
• We have leading benchmarking and analytics capabilities that integrate local data and market relationships with global research.
• We bring together a team of experts, rather than a large group of generalists.
• Our client base includes ASX200 and large public-sector organisations.

Our consulting services are provided (directly or indirectly) by MinterEllison Consulting (ABN 50 017 469 292) and in the case of technology consulting services by our wholly owned subsidiary IT Newcom Pty Limited, both of which are part of the MinterEllison Group. Our consulting services do not constitute legal services nor legal advice, and are not provided by Australian legal practitioners acting in that capacity. The laws and regulations which govern the provision of legal services in the relevant jurisdiction do not apply to the provision of non-legal services.