Original research and practitioner-led analysis grounded in real client engagements. Published annually and available to download.
Annual benchmark covering agile adoption depth, team maturity, and delivery outcomes across 120 ASX-listed companies and government agencies. Includes sector-by-sector breakdown and year-on-year trend data.
How leading organisations in Australia and New Zealand use analytics to drive operational decisions. Covers analytics maturity, tooling adoption, and the business outcomes linked to higher data capability.
Quantitative analysis of outcomes across Anglesys-led transformations spanning five industries. Measures delivery speed, team satisfaction, defect rates, and business value realisation across the engagement lifecycle.
Why 70% of digital transformations underperform — and what the successful 30% do differently. Synthesises findings across 45 published case studies and eight Anglesys engagements from 2019 to 2023.
A sector-specific assessment of where healthcare organisations sit on the analytics maturity curve — from raw reporting through to predictive and prescriptive capability — with a five-stage roadmap for progression.
Financial analysis of project performance across 80+ finance and infrastructure engagements from 2020–2024. Quantifies the cost of inadequate governance structures and identifies the governance patterns that prevent overruns.
Current state, adoption barriers, and prioritised roadmaps for artificial intelligence and machine learning outside the enterprise tier. Surveys 200 organisations with 50–500 employees across nine industries.
A practical framework for developing data capability across non-technical teams. Covers curriculum design, training delivery models, and measurement approaches — with three case studies from retail and government implementations.
How remote-first agile delivery compares to co-located models across 30 teams in Australia, Singapore, and New Zealand — covering velocity, collaboration quality, retrospective outcomes, and team wellbeing scores.
Empirical analysis of framework outcomes across 40 teams operating in comparable contexts. Covers throughput, cycle time predictability, planning overhead, and team satisfaction — with guidance on when each framework fits best.