Canberra-headquartered systems integrator A23 has announced it has expanded into the New South Wales market.
A23 offers cloud readiness, strategy and adoption services to help organisations achieve digital transformation outcomes across business applications, data and analytics, security, digital workspaces, networking and infrastructure platforms.
The company said it is "currently generating over $30 million in revenue annually and targeting 75 percent growth over the next three years."
A23 announced its expansion into NSW at an event in Sydney in late April.
"We’ve already delivered some great outcomes in NSW and have fantastic vendor relationships here. It was the obvious next step in our expansion to invest in NSW,” said A23's CEO Natalie Legg, who joined the firm in December 2023.
A23's strategy revolves around the principle of 'never trust, always verify', which it says has gained relevance in today's environment where remote work and cyber threats have blurred the lines of network security.
“We have office space in the city for staff to collaborate and work from. A23 is a hybrid employer we offer a flexible approach that allows staff to choose their preferred work setting.” Kirsty Randell-Sly, A23's business operations manager said.
A23 delivers zero trust architecture and secure cloud services to the federal government market.
The firm has partnerships with Zscaler and HPE, and claims "strong ties to leading technology vendors Fortinet, Microsoft and Cloudstrike."
The expansion into Sydney marks a significant breakthrough in A23's growth strategy, the company said.
"This is not just a story of expansion; it's about strengthening and enabling businesses to be secure; we create that safe place," said Legg.
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