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Public sector organisations in Australia face challenges in managing data, digital transformation, and governance in the quest to modernise service delivery in an increasingly complex social environment.

Departments often struggle with fragmented information systems, siloed data, and legacy technologies that hinder evidence-based decision-making. These issues are compounded by increasing expectations that are the foundation of a social licence to operate, such as trust, credibility, transparency, accountability, fairness and ethical conducts, and the need to deliver citizen-centric services in a rapidly evolving digital environment. Additionally, departments must balance resource constraints with the pressure to innovate, while ensuring that policies and programs remain effective, accountable, and adaptable to shifting social and environmental priorities.

Evinact has partnered with public sector departments to address these challenges by providing data and digital capability to support digital transformation and turn data into actionable insights. By embedding digital and data-driven approaches, Evinact empowers public sector organisations to deliver more efficient, transparent, and citizen-focused services.

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Why Evinact?

With more than 15 years of experience, we support federal and state government agencies to deliver complex data and digital projects.

From a data capability perspective Evinact has helped public sector agencies build robust data strategies, implement governance frameworks, and foster a culture that treats data as a core asset. Evinact has worked with government departments to optimise data management practices, enabling evidence-based decision-making and improved environmental outcomes. Our expertise in information architecture, policy advisory, and ethical AI has supported departments in modernising systems, enhancing compliance, and driving innovation.

From a digital perspective Evinact has worked closely with public sector agencies to embed digital capability at every stage of transformation from strategy through to implementation. Evinact has helped public sector agencies set strategic direction through digital, data, and ICT strategies and roadmaps and established new operating models. Evinact has supported digital projects with expertise in architecture, market scans, business cases, requirements, procurement, and project services.

By combining digital and business capabilities Evinact has empowered public sector agencies to move from fragmented and legacy environments to contemporary technology and ways of working that are citizen-focused, helping to build trust, transparency, and credibility while delivering services more efficiently and effectively.

Our team members have also been embedded within government departments as Business Analysts, strengthening our understanding of the unique requirements and operating environment of government departments.

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Our Experts

Michelle Teis

Managing Partner

Michelle is a senior executive with 30 years of leadership experience in data strategy, governance, management and analytics. With a strong foundation in promoting data-driven decision-making, Michelle is a trusted advisor to other C-Suite executives.​

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Louis Hof

Strategic Procurement Practice Lead

Louis is a strategic procurement and contract management consultant with a strong track record in the public sector. ​

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Jon O’Brien

Partner

Jon is a strategic and technically savvy executive with more than 20 years of experience in the information, communications and technology industry – with a proven track record for operating at scale and developing large complex initiatives.

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