Data#3
ASX-listed Microsoft partner delivering Copilot readiness, agentic AI and governed data platforms
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Data#3 is a Brisbane-headquartered technology services company listed on the ASX, with offices in every Australian capital and in Fiji. Its AI practice sits inside a wider Microsoft partnership that also covers cloud, security, modern workplace and data. The firm frames AI as a governed capability, with security, privacy and compliance built in before anything goes live.
For Microsoft 365 Copilot, it runs readiness assessments that check tenant permissions and data sharing, builds the business case, sets up connectors to outside data sources and trains staff by role. Change management follows a prepare, manage and sustain model. For custom work, its AI Factory moves clients through envision, transform and operate stages: use-case ideas and prototypes, then retrieval-augmented generation, multi-agent orchestration and go-live, then tuning, audits and benefits reporting. Delivery uses specialist pods that work in sprints, built on Copilot Studio, Microsoft Foundry and Microsoft Fabric.
Alongside AI, Data#3 offers consulting, procurement and licensing, project services, managed services and resourcing. Its published work includes Copilot readiness programs for local government and a power utility, and Dynamics 365 workflow automation for a professional services firm. Clients include listed companies, federal agencies and state governments.
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Penrith City Council: Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness assessment
Reviewed tenant permissions and data sharing, ran six workshops and produced a Copilot rollout roadmap for a Sydney council.
Energy Queensland: modern workplace and Copilot readiness
Refreshed devices, moved endpoints to Intune and Defender, piloted Azure Virtual Desktop and assessed readiness for Copilot.
RSM Australia: Dynamics 365 CRM fixes and workflow automation
Fixed structural issues in a Dynamics 365 CRM, added automated workflows and trained the in-house team in good practice.

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