KJR is an avid supporter of the industry and community in which we operate.

Outlook is a Victorian social enterprise. Outlook’s purpose is to create and facilitate sustainable opportunities for people with a disability to live, work and play within our communities.

KJR partners with Outlook’s environmental branch to recycle our used hardware.

As a socially responsible organisation operating within the technology sector, KJR recognises the importance of protecting the environment and reducing the impact of our operations on the planet.

Whilst we are not a manufacturer, distributor or reseller of technology hardware, KJR purchases and owns an array of devices that support our ability to deliver services in software quality assurance for our customers and partners.

Outlook undertakes the recycling and reusing of laptops, screens and other unused hardware from KJR’s Melbourne office as needed, selling them for their own financial benefit.

An inclusive society for all

All profits derived from Outlook’s social enterprise operations are reinvested back into the organisation, to support Outlook’s purpose of growing, promoting and advocating an inclusive community.

Outlook is staffed by NDIS-funded employees. By partnering with Outlook, KJR is assisting with providing sustainable employment opportunities to people living with disabilities.

Choosing to donate and discard our devices with Outlook not only ensures KJR plays our part in protecting the environment but also supports the growth, development and future of local communities across Victoria.

KJR is seriously passionate about cracking the code of female representation in tech. This is why we are proud to support the Women in Technology at QUT student organisation which is on a mission to better the tech field through female uptake.

KJR is excited to join WIT to mobilise female intelligence, creativity and curiosity, and will offer a range of support and mentor services for the driven and talented females up and coming into the technology industry in Australia.

KJR is committed to growing and sharing skills in the name of developing dedicated young talent within the industry so it is with excitement that we join the Code Network as a partner for 2022-23.

Supporting the team with their mission of aspiring students to communicate, collaborate, and most importantly, build and share something awesome we hope to provide a stage for members to acquire hands on experience at our yearly datathons and various other industry events.

Season 23/24 celebrates KJR’s 5^th consecutive year partnering with the UC Capitals in the WNBL. We’ve rejoiced the wins and commiserated the losses. What bonds both KJR and the Capitals is our unwavering belief a strong team culture is the key to success.

KJT’s continuing sponsorship allows the Caps women to participate and play in the WNBL on a professional stage while building skills in tech, as employees of KJR that will ensure they’re well-placed to play in the workforce after their professional sports careers.

In addition, KJR works with the UC Capitals team to explore synchronicities between the data produced from a basketball game and another KJR-supported program – Young Women Leaders in AI. #GOBIG.

The IT industry has transformed exponentially over our 25 years in business and at KJR we have always stayed one step ahead of the curve. We are committed to supporting an industry that Australian businesses can thrive in and are proud to be a long-time member of the ICT Forum Gold Coast assisting them on their mission to provide opportunity to Gold Coast businesses. 

We are actively engaged in supporting the forum with representation on the working committee and contribute our expert views on the changing landscape for tackling the industry’s biggest challenges; focusing our engagement on investment attraction, employee retention and attracting ICT staff to to the Gold Coast for establishing the region as a tech hub.