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Melbourne AI advisory · enablement · governance

Put AI to work. Keep judgement in charge.

A practical Melbourne team to find where AI earns its place, protect the data around it and help your people use it well—without turning the business into an experiment.

Three business leaders discussing an AI readiness decision together in Melbourne

What “readiness” really means

Not a score from a quiz. A clear view of the work, data, permissions, people and decisions that sit around each use case.

One accountable pathway

From curiosity to controlled capability.

Each stage answers a different business question. Nothing moves forward just because a tool is fashionable.

  1. 01

    Discovery session

    Paid entry point

    A paid 60-minute working conversation about where AI could help, what is already happening and what needs attention first.

    Output · Written decision brief

  2. 02

    AI readiness assessment

    We examine current tools, shadow AI, data access, permissions, useful workflows and the controls your environment is missing.

    Output · Findings and sequenced roadmap

  3. 03

    Controlled deployment

    The right business-grade tools are configured, tested with a defined group and introduced against clear success measures.

    Output · Configured pilot and rollout plan

  4. 04

    Policy and training

    Your people get practical rules, role-specific training and a clear path for questions, review and escalation.

    Output · Usable policy and team enablement

  5. 05

    Managed AI service

    Adoption, configuration, policy and new opportunities are reviewed as the tools, your business and Australian guidance change.

    Output · Ongoing governance and improvement

AI, grounded in the real environment

Good AI work starts before the prompt.

Useful adoption depends on identities, access, information quality, security and support. That is why Globalnet treats AI enablement and the underlying technology environment as one connected responsibility.

Enable the work

AI advisory & adoption

We start with the jobs people actually do, identify where AI removes effort, then put boundaries and ownership around the change.

  • Workflow mapping
  • Tool selection
  • Pilot deployment
  • Acceptable-use policy
  • Role-based training
  • Adoption reviews

Protect the foundation

Managed technology

The same team can address the permissions, security, cloud, support and information-management issues that decide whether AI is safe and useful.

  • Microsoft 365
  • Identity & access
  • Cybersecurity
  • Data protection
  • User support
  • Technology roadmaps

Already have internal IT or an incumbent provider? Globalnet can work alongside them with explicit ownership and hand-offs.

A team people keep

New capability.The same accountability.

AI changes quickly. The standard for advice should not: understand the environment, make ownership clear and stay for the operational reality after the launch.

A technology specialist reviewing priorities with a client
“Globalnet have supported us for over 10 years and have become our IT partner, not just our IT supplier. We rely on and highly value their knowledge, advice, technical competence, flexibility and personal support.”
S. · Mahlab

Paid 60-minute AI discovery session

Get clear before you buy anything.

Bring a process that wastes time, the AI use already happening quietly, or simply the feeling that you should be doing something. We will work out what is real, what is risky and what deserves a next step.

60-minute advisory conversation

Up to three business decision-makers

Onsite in Melbourne or Microsoft Teams

Written decision brief included

Fixed fee confirmed before booking

The session is useful on its own. There is no obligation to proceed into an assessment or deployment. Prefer to speak first? 1300 651 467

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Capability gallery

What Globalnet can own

01

AI enablement & governance

Practical advisory, readiness, controlled deployment and ongoing governance for business AI that earns its place.

Discovery · Readiness · Deployment · Policy & training · Managed AI

02

Managed IT

A responsive service desk, proactive monitoring and technology ownership without the internal overhead.

Service desk · Monitoring · Vendor management · Technology roadmaps

03

Cybersecurity

Layered protection for identities, endpoints, networks and the business data your team depends on.

Security operations · Endpoint defence · Identity · Awareness

04

Cloud & infrastructure

Private, public and hybrid platforms designed around resilience, cost and how your people actually work.

Cloud migration · Microsoft 365 · Private cloud · Co-location

05

Networks

Secure, observable connectivity from the office and data centre to every branch and remote worker.

SD-WAN · Wi-Fi · Switching · Firewalls

06

Continuity

Verified backups and practical recovery plans that turn disruption into a rehearsed response.

Backup · Disaster recovery · Recovery testing · Business continuity

07

Projects & procurement

Certified delivery, technical consulting and commercial guidance for the next stage of your IT environment.

Consulting · Project delivery · Hardware · Licensing

Discovery FAQ

Useful questions before you book

Is the discovery session a product demonstration?

No. It is a paid advisory conversation about your work, current AI use, practical opportunities and the risks that need resolving. If the right next step is to pause, prepare or do nothing yet, that should be clear in the written brief.

Do we need to be using Microsoft 365?

No. Microsoft Copilot may be relevant for organisations already invested in Microsoft 365, but the discovery and readiness work considers the broader environment, including ChatGPT, Claude and unapproved tools staff may already be using.

What do we receive after the 60 minutes?

A concise written decision brief covering the opportunities discussed, material risks, readiness gaps and a recommended next step. The fixed fee is confirmed before the booking.

Can you work with our internal IT or security team?

Yes. The service can be delivered with an internal team, an incumbent provider or as part of Globalnet’s managed environment. Responsibilities and decision owners are made explicit.

Does the discovery session commit us to a deployment?

No. The session stands on its own. Any readiness assessment, deployment or managed service is separately scoped and agreed.

The complete Six Vines of Connection artwork, commissioned by Globalnet and created by Aboriginal artist Jai Reynolds
“The Six Vines of Connection” · Jai Reynolds

Our reconciliation story

The Six Vines of Connection

Acknowledgement of Country

Globalnet Solutions Australia acknowledges the people of the Boon wurrung and Woi wurrung (Wurundjeri) language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct our business. We respectfully acknowledge their Ancestors and Elders, past, present and future, and the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.

In 2021, Globalnet developed a Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan in partnership with Yarrunup, an Aboriginal organisation with direct community links. Reconciliation Australia endorsed that plan, formalising Globalnet’s commitment to opportunity, workplace diversity, respectful relationships and reconciliation.

Yarrunup connected Globalnet with Aboriginal artist Jai Reynolds, who created this commissioned work after learning about the company’s purpose and services.

Reading the artwork

  • The circular globe represents the business’s solution-oriented foundation, continuity and walking alongside Traditional Owners towards reconciliation.
  • The six vines represent Globalnet’s six principal service areas.
  • The leaves represent community touchpoints, Indigenous partnerships, stakeholder relationships and opportunities for employees.
  • The blended colours represent transition and evolution towards reconciliation across Globalnet, the technology industry and Indigenous Australia.