That usually means regulated and government agencies: state and federal departments, law enforcement, and national security organisations. The technology is rarely novel for teams like yours. The context and constraints usually are.
Silos that grew separately. A classified estate. Data that has to move under controls you can prove after the fact. The hard part isn't the network, it's doing it in a way that holds up to scrutiny, on both sides of the boundary.
Typically: federal and state/territory police, regulators handling sensitive holdings, organisations with multiple classifications, software vendors who need Australian presence.
An accreditation coming up. An Essential 8 obligation. A perimeter held together with legacy VPN. You don't need a transformation programme, you need the standard things done properly, at a price you can put in a brief and in weeks rather than quarters.
Typically: corporate and enterprise IT teams, agency shared-services groups, and teams inside a department running their own stack.
A line-of-business app that won't land in cloud as-is. A login flow that only speaks SAML. Something critical that has no MFA support and no vendor to call. The work is figuring out what's actually movable, then moving it without breaking the thing people depend on.
Typically: agencies carrying long-lived line-of-business systems, and teams that have inherited an estate no one has modernised.
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