Brisbane is the head-office city for some of Australia's largest AI investments. Suncorp Group is rolling out multi-agent AI across its 7,500-strong contact-centre workforce; Rio Tinto coordinates more than 400 autonomous trucks and AI-driven AutoHaul trains from its Brisbane Remote Operations Centre; the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads has a 2025–28 AI Strategic Roadmap focused on predictive maintenance and network optimisation.
But the dominant national consultancies — Accenture, Deloitte, IBM, Mantel Group — run their AI practices from Sydney and Melbourne. They parachute in for workshops and parachute out for delivery. We do the opposite. Corporate Agents is Brisbane-headquartered. Our engineers live here, work in your time zone, and meet you on site when the workflow demands it.
We focus on one outcome: closing the gap between AI pilot and production. Eighty-two percent of mid-large Australian firms have adopted AI, but only twenty-eight percent have moved more than forty percent of pilots into production. That gap is the engineering gap — guardrails, integrations, observability, governance — and it's what we build for a living.