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Trades about 2% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Data#3 Limited operates across Australia and Fiji, providing comprehensive information technology solutions and services. The company's offerings begin with advanced cloud solutions, covering both public and private cloud environments, alongside modern data center infrastructure. They empower contemporary workplaces through collaborative tools, end-user device management, robust systems administration, and printing services. Their comprehensive security portfolio encompasses cloud security, identity and access management, data privacy, and infrastructure/endpoint protection, further enhanced by proactive security monitoring and analytics. Additionally, Data#3 specializes in data and analytics, delivering insights via business intelligence, customer management tools, Internet of Things (IoT) implementations, and location-based analysis. Connectivity solutions form another core component of their expertise, featuring IT-OT networking, SD-WAN, and advanced software-defined and wireless networks. Beyond these technology offerings, Data#3 provides essential professional services, including strategic consulting, procurement assistance, project management, ongoing managed services, and IT resourcing. Established in 1977, Data#3 Limited maintains its head office in Brisbane, Australia.
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