DNX has expanded its Queensland operations, establishing a presence on the Gold Coast to complement its existing Brisbane office and better support customers across the state.
The expansion reflects sustained national growth and increasing demand from mid-market, enterprise and regulated organisations seeking outcome-focused technology transformation, the company claims.
The Gold Coast presence aims to enable DNX to work more closely with customers operating in or expanding into Queensland, supporting organisations undertaking large-scale modernisation programs where security, compliance, and operational resilience are critical.
The Queensland team will operate as an integrated part of DNX’s national capability.
DNX CEO Helder Klemp said the move reflects a deliberate focus on customer needs.
“Our expansion in Queensland is a direct response to customer demand," he said.
"As organisations modernise at scale, technology becomes more complex. Our role is to simplify that complexity. We provide a single accountable partner across infrastructure, security, compliance, and ongoing operations, so our customers don’t have to coordinate multiple providers.
"Expanding our presence allows us to stay close to their teams while delivering consistent, secure outcomes nationally.”
DNX now has offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
In December, DNX named Pankit Mehta as cybersecurity and compliance practice manager and in January appointed Rebecca Sebastian as its national sales manager for Australia.
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