From August 1, clients who do not have a Managed Services contract or clients under contract with a set rate, will have an hourly rate increase.  This will also apply to hours worked outside of contracted or included hours.  

We have only had two standard rate rises over the last 10 years at Netconn, but as most businesses understand, costs have be driven up dramatically in recent times.

This increase will see most ad-hoc hours rise by $10 per hour, excluding GST.  Our standard rate per hour will be $160 per hour, ex GST billed in 30-minute increments with a one hour minimum for onsite work.  Work that is not onsite or remotely done (e.g. Cloud based work) will be billed in 15-minute increments to reduce the cost for small tasks.

If you have a discounted rate, it will rise by at least $10 per hour, but will be less than our standard hourly rate listed above.

Microsoft have also increased the cost of their 365 products by up to 25% which is their first price increase in many years.  The new prices, depending on product, will be shown on your invoices over the next few months as Microsoft increases the prices to us.

If you have any questions or wish to discuss this further, please email accounts@netconn.com.au or call 1300 638 266 and speak to Loren about this.

We would like to welcome Ty to the team at Netconn.  Ty will be front-line Help Desk support and office administration.  He has worked for Telstra recently and great experience in customer relations.

The team at HSW are now hand delivering all your favourites straight from the kitchens across the Wharves to your door in minutes – a delivery experience like no other! Choose your venue and order online for delivery or pick-up.
Service times will vary depending on the venue.

​Premium Delivery:
Minimum spend of $40 applies
10% Surcharge applies on Sundays
Orders will be delivered within 20 – 40 minutes. Delivery time varies based on demand at the time of order.
Please specify if you’d like the order left at your door for a non-contact service or any additional delivery notes for our team.

Pick-up:
Collection from front of restaurant.

NOW COVERING THE FOLLOWING BRISBANE SUBURBS:

New Farm
Teneriffe
Newstead
Fortitude Valley
Brisbane CBD
Kangaroo Point
Spring Hill
Bowen Hills
East Brisbane

We would love to let clients know that Greca is well and truly back open.  Restaurateur and chef Jonathan Barthelmess opened Greca post COVID lockdowns this year, and they are busy!

The famous chef behind Sydney institutions The Apollo and Cho Cho San – has brought his unique Greek cuisine to Brisbane for Greca. Inspired by the simplicity of traditional Greek cuisine and the Mediterranean lifestyle, Greca embraces Queensland’s climate with a menu of share-style dishes and a timeless indoor-outdoor trattoria aesthetic.

Diners can expect some of The Apollo’s original dishes remixed with the best local produce, including sizzling saganaki cheese, spanakopita and so many other great dishes.

We have helped coordinate all technology from laptops, Point of Sale, Wireless, Internet, cabling among other things.  

Netconn is excited and honoured to have ranked #43 in CRN’s Fast50 2020 award.

This comes after such a tough year for so many people and businesses. 

​During this time, we have been able to help clients transform into being more agile, mobile and flexible utilising their IT systems.

We have hired more staff and implemented new business systems to help clients through this difficult year.  

We were able to achieve being one of the fastest growing IT companies even by reducing rates to clients affected by the pandemic and allowing contracts to be more flexible to help clients in need.

We were one of the few, small Managed Services Providers to win in 2020.

2020 was another year where we were able to grow by at least 50% on the year before, despite COVID19 and the economic impact this had on many industries.

With many clients having to close in the Events Industry space, and our largest clients having to close as well, we were able to pivot and help other businesses move their workforce to their homes or other environments.

We also spent time with businesses that had to close, and help put in new systems during the down time, and offer financial support and help to some clients.  This has helped solidify our long term relationships with our clients, and made sure they understand that we genuinely have their best interests at heart, and that helps both them and our business.

Internally, letting out staff know that we were there for them, giving them time off as required and making sure they knew how important they were to the business.  This gave them confidence their jobs were secure and valued, and that we were there for them as needed.
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​Established in 1998, CRN is a central source of news and business insight for IT resellers, systems integrators, managed service providers, IT solutions companies, distributors and vendors.

The CRN Fast50, now in its 12th year, recognises the fastest-growing companies in Australian IT based on year-on-year revenue growth. According to CRN, the Fast50 is the only awards program in the Australian technology industry that recognises the best businesses based on hard numbers, with judges adhering to a strictly numbers-based formula.

In its announcement of the award winners, CRN noted that “2020 has been a tumultuous year for Australian IT providers but we have seen their resilience and ingenuity bring them through a tough year. These companies [have helped boost] Australia’s economic recovery by bringing solutions which drive down cost and complexity.”