Endava has announced the opening of a new office in Perth, Western Australia, as part of its ongoing expansion across the Asia Pacific region.
The move aims to strengthen the company’s regional delivery capabilities and deepen its engagement with clients in the energy, resources and adjacent sector, Endava said in a news release.
The technology services provider, listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: DAVA), said the new office would enable closer proximity to its Western Australian clients and improve its ability to deliver long-term, technology-led transformation programs tailored to local industry needs.
Endava Managing Director for APAC, Josh Doolan, said the decision reflects the company’s commitment to supporting clients navigating complex operational, regulatory and sustainability challenges. “We’ve worked with clients in Western Australia for several years, and this new office marks a natural next step in how we support those relationships,” Doolan said.
“By building a local team with deep industry experience, we’re better positioned to help organisations address challenges around operational efficiency, decarbonisation and long-term resilience, not just in Western Australia, but across the broader Asia Pacific region.”
The Perth team will deliver services that leverage Endava’s expertise in automation, AI, data and software engineering.
The company’s delivery model blends global engineering capabilities with sector-specific knowledge to support clients’ modernisation strategies at scale.
Endava was recently named one of seven global partners in OpenAI’s Beta Services Partner Program, a move the company says highlights its growing role in helping clients integrate AI into their operations.
To lead its client engagement in Western Australia, Endava has appointed Sally Anne Roberts as Senior Client Manager, Commercial. Roberts brings over a decade of experience in strategic procurement, digital transformation and ESG-linked commercial initiatives within the resources sector.
“In industries like mining and energy, it’s critical that technology partners understand the operational environment, not just the tech,” Roberts said.
“Endava’s ability to combine sector expertise with emerging technologies like AI creates a strong foundation for helping clients address interdependent challenges across ESG, supply chain and digital transformation.”
The new Perth team will collaborate closely with Endava’s 2,000 staff across Asia Pacific and its global network to support asset-intensive industries operating in data-rich environments.
“Many asset-intensive industries operate in complex, data-rich environments,” Doolan said. “Our focus is on helping clients unlock the full value of that data, using AI to generate insights, enhance decision-making and lay the foundations for continuous innovation across their operations.”
