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Perth · Boutique EA & ICT advisory

Architecture that executives can decide against

Sysis Technology (Sysis Pty Ltd) helps government, resources, and regulated organisations turn strategy and obligations into governed ICT change — baselines, target options, roadmaps, and coaching that leave capability with your people.

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Enterprise architecture and ICT advisory — capability, constraints, and decisions

Who this is for

CIOs, enterprise architects, program sponsors, and leadership teams stuck between strategy and a live estate — where ICT decisions carry operating, risk, and obligation weight.

  • Blocked decisions

    Options are opaque, trade-offs unstated, or AI/ICT appetite is outrunning governance.

  • Opaque estates

    Capability, applications, data domains, and integration seams need a current-state baseline leaders can fund against.

  • Practice gaps

    Architecture exists as slides, not decision rights, ADRs, or a cadence programs actually use.

  • Delivery drift

    Target direction is agreed, but solution design and transition need to honour it — not redesign in flight.

What you leave with

Concrete artefacts and named ownership — not a slide inventory with no next binding step.

  1. 01

    Decidable architecture

    Capability views, principles, integration patterns, and options framed so executives can say yes, no, or not yet.

  2. 02

    Sequenced change

    Roadmaps and decision rights that PMO, risk, and operations can fund and govern — without over-committing the estate.

  3. 03

    Capability that stays

    Coaching and handover so named client owners continue the cadence — ADRs, repository hygiene, governance habits.

Services

Three connected offerings. Start where the decision is blocked — direction, practice, or delivery.

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Shape

AI & ICT Strategy

Readiness, governance, risk, and roadmaps grounded in architecture and operating model — before tooling becomes the plan.

  • Current-state & gap register
  • Decision rights & principles
  • Target options & roadmap
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Embed

EA & ICT Coaching

Build decision rights, architecture practice, and governance habits so your teams keep the work alive after we leave.

  • Capability maps & shared language
  • ADR & practice coaching
  • Governance cadence & handover
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Assure

Implementation Support

Solution architecture, integration patterns, and transition planning that honour the target you agreed — not a parallel redesign.

  • Solution architecture packs
  • Integration patterns
  • Transition & run ownership
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How engagements run

We start with context: stakeholders, constraints, and the decisions that are actually blocked. Architecture is the lens for those decisions — not a diagram set produced for its own sake. Work is aligned to common enterprise architecture practice (capability views, principles, roadmaps, governance) sized to what is blocked.

Full approach & phases →
  1. Orient

    In: brief & access · Out: current-state pack, gap register, blocked-choice shortlist

  2. Shape

    In: agreed gaps · Out: target skeleton, principles, patterns, sequenced roadmap

  3. Deliver & embed

    In: agreed direction · Out: solution packs, transition plans, coaching cadence, named owners

How we show our work

We do not publish invented client logos, testimonials, or ROI figures. Selected engagements are shared on request, within confidentiality. On this site you will find engagement types, artefacts, and how we run — nothing we cannot stand behind.

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Senior, boutique scale

You work with people who own the advice. Deep OT or large factory builds are partnered — we do not pretend otherwise.

Standards-aware, not theatre

Engagements are aligned to common EA practice. We do not claim certifications or regulated outcomes we have not confirmed with you.

Working through an ICT or architecture decision?

A short brief is enough for a first reply. No pitch deck required.