Australian systems integrator Brennan has been named an OpenAI Select Partner within the OpenAI Partner Network, giving the company access to OpenAI resources, enablement and support as it works to help enterprise and government customers move from AI experimentation to production deployments.
The OpenAI Partner Network is a global programme that brings together partners with industry expertise, delivery capabilities and customer relationships, equipping them to help organisations adopt OpenAI's frontier models and turn them into measurable business outcomes.
As a Select Partner, Brennan said it will work with organisations to build, deploy and scale AI solutions using OpenAI models, including putting GPT-6 Astra to work, to complete complex workflows across business operations.
The appointment follows Brennan's recent launch of its Innovation Foundry, an internal capability designed to help customers systematically identify, develop and deploy AI-driven solutions.
Since April, Brennan said the Foundry has shipped more than 450 innovations internally - ranging from automations to six substantial business systems - including a whole-of-business strategy platform, a product lifecycle management system and a replacement for its existing HR information system.
"The opportunity for our customers is to bring OpenAI's frontier technology together with Brennan's engineering, integration and managed innovation capability to solve real business problems and get solutions into production," said Dave Stevens, founder and managing director at Brennan.
"Too many organisations are still working out how to move beyond AI pilots and experimentation. The challenge is identifying the right opportunities, integrating solutions into existing operations and delivering measurable business value."
Brennan serves Australian businesses, enterprises and government organisations across technology consulting, AI solution development, systems integration and managed services.
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