How We Think

Imagine a world where every procurement process is smooth, clear and devoid of any last-minute surprises. No, you don't need to write to Santa to wish for this not so distant utopia; it's achievable by understanding and mastering the craft of developing a Statement of Requirements (SoR). The SoR is an essential artifact in the procurement process. It is the fundamental centrepiece to contract formation and plays a pivotal role in achieving successful business outcomes.

If you forgive the travel into Greek mythology for a moment, I'd like you to meet Apollo and Artemis. Two symbols that stand as a profound contradiction. Apollo, the god of reason, logic, and order, contrasts sharply with his twin sister Artemis, the goddess of the wild, creativity, and intuition. A distinction I remember well through my studies of art history, just as much as in the shaping of contemporary culture.

Synergy Law was engaged through the National Sports Tribunal Legal Assistance Panel (NSTLAP) by a National Sporting Organisation (NSO) to assist them with a dispute that was due to be heard by the National Sports Tribunal (NST).

Defence administers one of the largest Graduate Programs across the Australian Public Service. Synergy Group was engaged to build and execute the 2024 Defence Graduate Program campaign for the Department of Defence.

The project intent was to increase the usefulness and visibility of Capability Management information, across Defence. The developed solution required the reimaging and re-engineering of the IPMB CLC BMS and SharePoint Intranet, to provide ease of access; to up-to-date and useful Capability Management information. Both systems were unmaintained, missing important information and difficult to navigate, which required significant work to bring back to an acceptable level.

Special Operations Command (SOCOMD) is facing an increasingly precarious strategic environment where technological advances are outstripping the traditional acquisitions and procurement systems ability to respond.