News Articles for Kinetic IT

Boom Logistics managing director and chief executive officer Ben Pieyre will leave the company at the end of 2025, having served in the role since early 2023.

A third of this year's winners were WA companies, making it the state's best showing since the program began in 2019.

WA could be in prime position to take a leadership role in the global data economy.

Perth company Kinetic IT has won a major contract with state government agency Landgate valued at $84.9 million.

Perth-based technology leader Kinetic IT has scored a three-year deal with the federal government, worth approximately $23 million.

Perth-based Kinetic IT has been recruited by the Australian Taxation Office as its lead enterprise service management partner, in a contract valued at $50 million.

With a background in mechanical engineering, Akkodis global president Jan Gupta brings a different perspective to the tech sector.

Dozens of new public schools will be built across Perth in the coming years, with the state government having approved millions of dollars' worth of developments and refurbishments.

Perth business Kinetic IT has scored another major contract from the state government, involving ICT services at Department of Communities sites across Western Australia.

An alliance of four ICT firms led by Kinetic IT has won a major new contract to deliver services to WA's Department of Education.

The Lateral INCITE Awards has shortlisted 26 entrants for this year's program, with Leederville-based startup InteliCare and IT consultancy firm Modis Australia among those advancing to the second round of judging.

IT services company Datacom Systems AU has expanded its presence in Western Australia, recruiting extra staff and transferring the head of its public sector practice to Perth.

SPECIAL REPORT: Staying abreast of rapidly changing business technologies is a growing challenge for many SMEs.

With 1100 staff across Australia, annual revenue nudging $200 million and more growth on the way, Perth-based Kinetic IT is a good case study for privately-owned companies.

Perth-based company Kinetic IT has broken into the federal government market for the first time after signing two contracts with the Department of Defence worth a combined $91 million.

Perth-based Kinetic IT, which has 1,200 staff across Australia, has partnered with talent-sourcing technology provider Gooroo Ventures to improve its recruitment process and team performance.

The three international vendors that won the state government's landmark GovNext contract say the initiative will provide local information and communication technology businesses with opportunities to share in the work.

The Barnett government is hoping to slash its spending on information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure by up to 25 per cent after signing contracts today with three international vendors.

South Australia has become a major growth driver for Perth-based IT company Velrada, which is enjoying a period of rapid expansion.

The state government has shortlisted six companies in the latest phase of its GovNext project to outsource its information and communications technology.

SPECIAL REPORT: The ubiquitous influence of the internet in modern business has brought an uptick in investment in Perth's data storage capacity, and into new high-speed subsea cables.

Peter Della has been appointed as security consultant of Asterisk Information Security.

IT services company Empired is something of a rarity in Western Australian business, as it has been busy recruiting staff to support its expansion.

The official rebranding of Birchman Asia Pacific has left only five local names among the state's top 10 information technology firms.

ASG Group's takeover negotiations with potential suitors mark a trend of merger and acquisition activity in Western Australia's IT and communications sector.

THE founders of Kinetic IT had little time to learn the ropes when they entered the information technology market almost 15 years ago, immediately facing off against industry heavyweights CSC, IBM

Information and communication technology company Kinetic IT has very serious ambitions.

IT and communications consultants in Western Australia appear to be thriving – a trend which Perth-based company Conducive claims is in response to strong demand from the resources industry.

CALIBRE Projects started from scratch in 2002, offering engineering, procurement and construction management services to the mining sector.

FOUR contracts with separate government bodies and publicly listed outfits worth about $65 million have been secured by local IT services providers during the past month.