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Perspectives on Microsoft platform delivery, AI, managed services and the realities of technology work in government and regulated industries.

Data & AI · 20 July 2026

What is Microsoft Fabric? A Plain English Guide

Microsoft Fabric bundles ingestion, storage, warehousing and reporting into one analytics platform. Here is what it actually does, why Australian agencies are looking at it, and what it will not fix.

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Data & AI · 13 July 2026

Microsoft Fabric Consulting: What Good Looks Like

Most Fabric engagements fail the same three ways: platform before purpose, underestimated data quality, and no capability transfer. What a good engagement covers, and the questions to ask a partner.

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Data & AI · 6 July 2026

Copilot Studio Agents in Government: Where They Work and Where They Don't

Copilot Studio makes building an agent easy. Building one that belongs in a government service is harder. Where agents work, where they fail, and the three controls that matter.

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Seers Redact · 29 June 2026

AI Redaction at Scale: Handling Rising FOI and GIPA Volumes

FOI, GIPA and RTI volumes keep climbing and redaction absorbs most of the effort. What AI genuinely helps with, what it must not decide, and the controls that make output defensible.

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Advisory · 22 June 2026

IT Consulting in Brisbane: Choosing a Partner for Government Work

Brisbane has a deep IT consulting market and a wide quality range. For government and regulated buyers, the criteria that matter are clearances, data residency, regulatory experience and panels.

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Digital Services · 12 November 2025

Simplifying Payments, Elevating Citizen Experiences

Payment is often the last step in a government transaction and the one most likely to break the experience. Why processes stall, what good looks like, and why PCI scope is an architecture decision.

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