About
Who we are...
G Force Data offers essential database administration services to organizations that own databases yet lack in-house database administrators. Our primary objective is guaranteeing disaster recovery through effective backup solutions...on-premise and in the cloud. Gain an expert partner for backups, necessary maintenance, monitoring, issue resolution, upgrades, and reporting. Our value proposition is simple: "Protect and empower your data, ensuring your success and peace of mind with affordable services."
Rule #1 "Don't lose the data!"
We formed with one customer...a fire department with no one maintaining their database for the town's Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system. We found backups hadn't run for 8 months!. The Chief asked: "Is that bad?" Since then, we've helped dozens of PDs, FDs, Universities, and businesses protect data from disasters like accidental deletes, hardware failures, and ransomware. With many long-time, loyal customers (including law enforcement), we give you peace of mind knowing your data is safe and recoverable. You'll sleep better knowing you can recover when disaster strikes.
Meet The Owner
As founder of G Force Data, Jason Gerrish provides expert database consulting to public safety, universities, and businesses. Jason earned his client's trust and confidence to secure, administer, and protect their critical and confidential data.
Roles (including principal DBA and Director) at large-scale, online, e-commerce companies honed his database technology skills. Long tenures at Monster.com, Vistaprint, Kronos, and UKG grew his expertise in database administration, disaster recovery, data integrations, migrations, public cloud, and Agile methodologies.
As an effective leader managing large teams, he's highly skilled in team building, process improvement, and project management. At Kronos/UKG he was responsible for administration, performance, security, disaster recovery, and customer support for SQL Server, Oracle, Postgres, and Cassandra for 6000 servers, 30,000 customers, and 15,000,000 users. At MercuryGate he directed the company's database migration to AWS for hundreds of databases, servers, and environments.