We are all GEEKS here …
We wouldn’t trust anyone but a petrol head with our cars, so why would you trust anyone but a Geek to look after your Microsoft Small Business Server and Windows XP / Vista Computers.
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Director and Principal Consultant.
Jon is an has worked in Small Business IT for over 12 Years. Working in diverse industries but with a focus on the information technology needs for service professionals, accountants, doctors, lawyers and the like. Following the Microsoft Small Business Server product line from 4.0 (1997) through to the current version, Jon is widely recognised as an expert in the field. Prior to that Jon, a Geek since before the term was coined, was a co founder of Adelaide’s premier Geek hangout, Valhalla LAN parties.
Director and Administration Manager.
Brenton made the move to Information Technology, becoming a Geek, in 2002. With a passion for ensuring that systems are maintained to meticulous levels, Brenton ensures that our client’s computers are the happiest they could be! Brenton loves to see computers smile
Jamie Penhall
Senior Engineer
Jamie’s skills lie in fixing networks in emergency situations. His cool, calm nature helps even the computers to relax and forget their troubles. Having “seen it all” Jamie can fix even the toughest of computer problems, quickly and effortlessly.
Helpdesk Administrator
The guy you turn to… Mathew, also a LAN Party original first started working with computers almost around the same time he was learning to walk. A true Geek, he lives breathes and eats computers (nearly). Mathew loves nothing more than bringing dead computers back to life.
Adam Greenham
Client Services Engineer
You just can’t miss him! Adam is the kind of guy that people love and troublesome computers hate. A warning to all computers, Adam will fix you, good and proper!!! With the smarts to get your Microsoft Small Business Server singing the way it should Adam will make your problem network beg for mercy.
Will Paior
Inventory and Returns Manager
Will is the priest of the computing world. He gets to christen computers, and bring them out of the box for the first time, to breathe human air, and he gets to bury the dead and send them off for replacement.
