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iseek in the fast lane to organic growth
JASON Gomersall is a man both in a hurry and devoted to the methodical path. The hurry aspect comes as he climbs Bathurst’s Mount Panorama at 200km/h in a 500-plus horsepower Torana SLR 5000 looking for glory in the Touring Car Masters series, which celebrates the era of Alan Moffat, Colin Bond, Dick Johnson and…
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Gentlemen Driver
What is a Gentlemen Driver? And does iseek’s CEO, Jason Gomersall fit the mould? Transcript: Jason Gomersall “Gentlemen Driver, that’s an interesting term isn’t it, the other term is pro-Amateur, or Pro-Am, I’m comfortable with either, and they probably accurately describe my role in the sport. I’m very fortunate that I get to race in…
iseek and iseek partner embargo period over the festive season
We are fast approaching the end of year holiday season and would like to inform our customers of the embargo period during this time: Embargo Dates: 12am Wednesday 21 December 2022 to 9am Monday 9 January 2023 Whilst iseek and our value-add partners will continue to accept orders over this period, customers will experience an…
CN Group selects iseek Communications for disaster recovery services as natural disasters take a toll on small to medium businesses (SMB)
CN Group, an IT and cloud services provider, today said it had selected iseek Communications, an enterprise grade data centre provider, as its disaster recovery partner for small to medium customers following a series of natural disasters, including the floods in Queensland. “Equipment you can easily replace, but data you can’t,” said Brian Pereira, CN…
Internet post COVID
Internet capacity requirements and security issues skyrocketed for Australian businesses and those around the globe during the COVID-19 breakout. The video discusses the 350% increase in DDoS attacks in a 30-day period, and how iseek’s prevention system kept its customers data safe and running business as usual. Transcript: Jason Gomersall “So, what we found in…
Does your business have a Disaster Recovery plan?
Don’t risk your business continuity Not having a disaster recovery plan is risky business. More Australian businesses are reliant on technology as the key element to keep their business running smoothly. In the event of a disaster, you need someone working to protect your business continuity. Floods, threats to security, cyber attacks, power outages, and…
