ASUS Commercial Partner of the Year 2025
Computer Alliance has been recognised at the ASUS Next Enterprise Summit in Singapore, taking home the Australia Commercial Partner of the Year award. We also celebrate Account Executive Maritsa Pavone, who received the Outstanding Achiever Award for her exceptional results and contribution to ASUS Australia. A strong result that reflects our continued growth and partnership with ASUS.
Delivering Reliable, Repairable Devices at Scale for Christian Community Ministries
Christian Community Ministries supports 16 schools and seven early learning centres across Australia, requiring a consistent, low‑risk approach to device management at scale. Working with Computer Alliance and ASUS, CCM implemented a fleet of highly serviceable, cost‑effective education devices that minimise downtime, reduce IT overheads, and deliver predictable total cost of ownership across metro and regional campuses.
ISNSW Management & Leadership Conference 2026
Meet Computer Alliance at the ISNSW Management & Leadership Conference 2026. Discover the latest tech from leading vendors and test your swing on our BenQ-powered golf simulator.
Computer Alliance Partners with Cybernetic Shield to Support Safer Schools Online
Computer Alliance has partnered with Cybernetic Shield to deliver advanced online safety and digital wellbeing solutions for schools. Through this partnership, schools gain access to the 5 Shield Rated® program, which operates year-round to protect students and staff. Cybernetic Shield provides lesson packs, parental resources, and workshops to educate communities about online risks such as cyberbullying, identity theft, and inappropriate content. In the event of an incident, schools benefit from rapid response services including a Cyber Incident Helpline, impartial investigations, psychological support, and insurance coverage. Together, we help schools create safer, more resilient learning environments.
Independent Schools Queensland Alliance Partner
Computer Alliance is proud to be an exclusive ICT Alliance Partner with Independent Schools Queensland (ISQ). This partnership gives member schools access to tailored technology solutions, preferential pricing, and expert support to enhance learning environments. Together, we aim to deliver innovative ICT services that improve teaching, student engagement, and sustainability across Queensland’s independent schools.
St Peters Lutheran College – Empowering Students Through Esports
St Peters Lutheran College partnered with Computer Alliance to launch an Esports program that gives students access to professional gaming equipment and a competitive team environment. Through our Esports Initiative, the school was able to run a successful trial and create an inclusive program that promotes teamwork, digital skills, and student engagement.
Coomera Anglican College Managed Services Partnership
Alliance Business Technologies, the Managed Services division of Computer Alliance, provides tailored IT management solutions that support organisations of all sizes. By delivering proactive maintenance, strategic planning, security, and cloud services, they help clients stay focused on their core business. Coomera Anglican College transitioned to Alliance Business Technologies to move away from a traditional IT model and gain a trusted partner that aligns with their forward‑thinking approach. The College now benefits from reliable support, clear strategic guidance, and a technology environment that enables their long‑term goals.
Coomera Anglican College – BenQ X-Cast IFPs
Computer Alliance partnered with Coomera Anglican College to enhance classroom engagement and campus-wide communication. The college adopted BenQ’s X-Sign Broadcast, a versatile content distribution system compatible with multiple devices. This solution streamlined messaging, improved interactivity during lessons, and significantly reduced tech support issues, creating a more connected and engaging learning environment.
BenQ Case Study – Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School
Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School partnered with Computer Alliance & BenQ to modernise its ageing and inconsistent technology across the campus. By upgrading every monitor and installing new high‑resolution displays and projectors, the school created more engaging learning spaces and improved collaboration for teachers and students. The refreshed technology has strengthened communication within the school and opened new opportunities to connect with people around the world, leading to a successful partnership and discussions about future projects.