Omnia Technology
About Us
Omnia offers a fresh and alternative approach to geographical deployment and 3rd party maintenance for multi-vendor, multi-platform IT hardware.
We support you anywhere in Australia, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Bridging the gap between your IT asset lifecycle strategy and delivery of that strategy, we leverage over 90 years of combined IT hardware support experience, proven and robust processes, fit for purpose infrastructure, operating the best service management system and a national presence of over 260 engineers.
Whilst our focus is clear, our service solutions are deep and wide, ensuring we can provide you with a comprehensive solution, in a single service provider engagement.
We’ve brought together the best people – experts in IT hardware support – responsible, accountable and passionate about the customer experience, to deliver you a partnership built on trust and transparency.
Omnia enjoys working with Australian business directly, and provides white label services to Australian and multinational technology professional services and solutions companies and technology vendors.
- End User Computing – desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile
- Server and storage devices
- Transactional/Point Of Sale devices and peripherals
- Network devices
- Signage and display systems
- Surveillance systems
Omnia established strategic partnerships with many leading technology providers, enabling us to deliver exceptional products, services, and comprehensive solutions to our clients.
Born in 2017, Omnia Technology is a fresh and alternative IT hardware support partner, supporting business operating mission critical, geographical, multi-vendor, multi-platform technology hardware.
The founders, Anthony Gerresheim and Lathan Sutrave were driven by a single goal – to simply be the best IT hardware support company, obsessed with the customer experience.
With so many years in the industry, the founders identified an emerging and disturbing trend – a lack of focus on meeting basic service delivery expectations and a significant degrading of the customer experience.
This sentiment didn’t discriminate, emerging from large public companies to small private IT hardware support businesses across the board.
This reality was often underpinned by some key issues:
- Cost not quality service delivery driven outcomes
- Reactive, non-responsive and inflexible service delivery
- Additional revenue opportunities exploited due to poor solution design
- Micromanagement of the service partner to deliver contracted deliverables
- Capability and deliverables overpromised and underdelivered
- Lack of internal and client collaboration and transparency
- An order taking mentality, with no thought leadership
- Lack of service breadth, depth and actual coverage
- Evading responsibility and accountability
- Outdated and disparate service management systems
- Level of service delivery aligned to account or opportunity value