BD Intelligence
Target Company

Brisbane City Council

Australia's largest local government, serving 1M+ residents with 7,700 employees. BCC is mid-transformation, actively upgrading its digital identity and citizen sign-in infrastructure while preparing ICT capability for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Industry Local Government
Location Brisbane, QLD
Size 7,700 employees
Generated 5 May 2026
Pain Points
Fit for Move FWD
9
/ 10 fit score
Digital identity uplift for citizen services is an active, funded program with board-level visibility
Brisbane 2032 creates a hard deadline driving ICT investment including identity and cyber governance
QLD Government panel access removes procurement friction for local government engagement
Outreach Angle
Suggested Opening
Identity governance at BCC: citizen sign-in, QDI and the 2032 ICT uplift
Hi John, BCC is navigating three identity programs at once: the citizen sign-in migration, QDI integration, and the ICT uplift for 2032. Each creates its own access governance complexity. We recently completed an Okta IAM program at UQ covering 462,000 users and understand the complexity of identity across large, diverse workforces and citizen-facing services. Happy to share how we approach this kind of program if timing is right. Kim Holliday Founder, Move FWD
Next Actions
01
Connect with Dr John Harrison on LinkedIn, lead with the 2032 ICT preparedness angle and cyber governance credibility
02
Also reach out to Alan Money (Transformation Lead, Network and Security) who is closest to the day-to-day delivery
03
Check BCC procurement portal and Local Buy panel for active tenders related to identity, cyber or digital transformation