Executive team

Each of the four members of the Executive team has, based on their personal experience, their own vision of what a perfect backup solution should offer and the market opportunities it brings.

René Oldenbeuving – Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

“The market has changed dramatically since the start of IASO in 2004. IT is more than ever the foundation of the management of each client organisation. Business continuity needs to be assured and therefore a good backup is of vital importance. We regret that customers have become accustomed to too much data and the fact that they have to compromise. In those cases, it is sometimes quite easy to score with our solution. A good backup at a lower cost. Isn’t that everybody’s dream?

Johan Jongsma – Chief Technology Officer (CTO) & Co-Founder

“The IASO solution uses innovation and alternative methods to solve a traditional problem. The IASO Development team is no followers, they choose the best instead of the easiest ways to make the backup and restore. This has resulted in, without a doubt, the fastest and most reliable user-friendly solution. No compromises, but a backup without any worries.”

Jan Gerzinus Jongsma – Chief Sales Officer (CSO) & Co-Founder

“Our partners, the ICT Resellers have played an important role in our success and will continue to contribute in the future. They know the customers and have earned their trust. I see a growing number of partners becoming more and more successful with offering managed services. Online/remote backup plays a central role, as it is one of the first IT processes which the customer wants to outsource.”

Rene van Steenbergen – Chief Information Officer (CIO) & Co-Founder

“Innovation and Customer Satisfaction do not need to conflict with each other. With our current software architecture, we can now achieve an extreme high uptime without any problems. The fact that we use relatively simple techniques and tools, leads to low purchase and management costs as well. Without any restriction to scale up when business grows. How exiting is that?”