Atturra recognised in ISG Provider Lens

Technology services company Atturra has been recognised as a contender in the AI and Innovation Services quadrant of the ISG Provider Lens Public Sector Services and Solutions 2026 study for Australia. The ISG Provider Lens research program is designed to provide enterprise and government organisations with objective assessments of technology and service providers to help them make better procurement decisions.

ISG’s assessment highlighted Atturra’s investment in transformation service delivery, with a focus on expanding AI and emerging technology capabilities. Being recognised in the series reflects Atturra’s capacity to help public sector organisations harness AI to improve service delivery, increase operational efficiency and improve outcomes of citizens, according to Atturra CEO Stephen Kowal.

“This recognition reinforces Atturra’s position as an end-to-end transformation partner for government organisations seeking to modernise services, unlock the value of data and responsibly harness the opportunities of AI,” he said.

Atturra has more than 350 security-cleared professionals supporting Defence and federal agencies, with capabilities spanning Microsoft, TechnologyOne, SAP and Infor ecosystems, Kowal said.

The company combines advisory, implementation and managed services to provide an end-to-end transformation capability, and can help provide customers with sovereign cloud environments supporting key Australian security standards.

ISG senior Manager and Principal Analyst Harish Bala said Atturra is “a highly capable partner for the Australian Public Sector, combining deep government expertise with sovereign delivery, security-cleared talent and end-to-end capabilities across cloud, applications, data, cybersecurity and managed services”.

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