IIS Group, LLC Appoints Strategic New Hire

Fast growing data center and critical space company strengthens resources.

2013-01-30

FORT WASHINGTON, PA, January 30, 2013 (Press-News.org) IIS Group, LLC (www.iisgroupllc.com) a critical space and data center solution company headquartered in Fort Washington, is pleased to announce that Mark Gogots has joined the team at IIS Group as Director of Sales Support. This strategic hire further develops IIS Group's growing portfolio of regional, national, and international accounts.

Mark Gogots arrives at IIS Group with a wealth of experience in the data center industry. Mark was employed with Comcast for three years where he was a Senior Technical Project Manager and responsible for two of Comcast's national data center builds. He recently held the position of Director Technical Operations at Digital Realty Trust. Mark's expertise includes over 25 years in the industry where he has been leading data center design, development and delivery of high-impact, quality data center solutions.

The appointment of Gogots comes in the middle of IIS Group's second strongest quarter in the company's history.

Mark stated, "I am excited to start a new challenge with IIS Group and look forward to working with this competent, diversified, and motivated team of industry specialists".

Anthony Jett, IIS Group President, stated, "Mark Gogots' vast knowledge in the data center industry and wealth of experience makes him a valuable, key addition to the IIS Group team. I am confident that Mark will have a large role in providing and implementing the highest quality data center solutions for our growing list of clients."

About IIS Group, LLC
Founded in 1998, IIS Group unifies the Data Center IT and Facilities from SMB to Fortune level companies with technology infrastructure and unified communications solutions. Working with leading partners, IIS Group designs solutions, systems and processes to bring together infrastructure and increase collaboration. Their data center solutions include data center services, power and energy management technology, infrastructure customization, wireless & networking solutions, and unified communication solutions that reduce costs, increase ROI and simplify data center management.

IIS Group, LLC solves data center concerns from concept to completion. IIS Group prides itself on listening, guiding and creating the optimal data center that grows with your business. Contact them at 800-215-5660, visit at www.iisgroupllc.com or email solutions@iisgroupllc.com

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