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As Defence projects become more interconnected and technology-driven, success increasingly depends on the ability to bring together expertise from across multiple disciplines. From critical infrastructure and complex systems integration to digital transformation and operational readiness, today's challenges rarely sit within a single domain.
That's why SAGE was proud to participate in Land Forces 2026 alongside representatives from RPS, Providence Consulting and the broader Tetra Tech network.
A Connected Approach to Defence
As part of Tetra Tech, SAGE contributes specialist expertise in industrial automation, control systems, operational technology (OT), cybersecurity, systems integration and digital transformation. These capabilities help Defence organisations modernise critical infrastructure, improve resilience, enhance operational performance and support sovereign capability outcomes.
By combining these strengths with the infrastructure, advisory, program delivery and organisational change expertise of RPS and Providence Consulting, we can offer Defence clients access to a broader range of capabilities while maintaining a clear focus on delivery and mission outcomes.
This connected approach enables us to support Defence projects throughout their lifecycle, from planning and infrastructure development through to technology implementation, integration, operation and optimisation.
Pictured left to right: Geoff DeJong (Executive Director, RPS), Adash Janiszewsk (CEO, Providence), Adam Kiryk (Head of Defence, SAGE), Ben Rayward (Executive Manager, Clients & Markets, RPS) and Daniel Rolfe (WA Business Development Manager, SAGE).
Showcasing Defence Capability at Land Forces
Land Forces provides an important opportunity for industry, Defence and government stakeholders to come together to discuss emerging challenges, share insights and explore the technologies shaping the future of Defence capability.
For the SAGE team, the event was an opportunity to showcase how automation, digital technologies and secure operational systems can support Defence capability across a wide range of environments and applications.
It also highlighted the value of collaboration. The complexity of modern Defence programs requires organisations to think beyond traditional silos and bring together complementary skills and perspectives. Through our connection with Tetra Tech, RPS and Providence Consulting, we can draw on multidisciplinary expertise to help address these challenges and deliver integrated outcomes.
Looking Ahead
As Defence organisations continue to navigate increasing technological complexity, resilience requirements and evolving operational needs, the importance of trusted partnerships and integrated capability will only continue to grow.
We thank everyone who connected with the team at Land Forces 2026. We look forward to continuing the conversations and supporting Defence organisations with practical, innovative and mission-critical solutions.
Together with representatives across Tetra Tech, RPS and Providence Consulting, SAGE remains committed to helping deliver the infrastructure, systems and technologies that support Defence capability today and into the future.
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