About GO InfoTek

Technology Changes. Good Technology Advice Shouldn’t.

GO InfoTek has been helping organizations solve technology problems since 1988. Today, we combine broad IT experience with specialized security and compliance expertise for organizations that need more than a traditional IT provider.

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Built on Decades of Technology Experience.

GO InfoTek’s history reaches back to G&O Computer Technologies, founded in 1988. As business technology changed, the company evolved from early PC and network support into network engineering, telecommunications, systems integration, outsourced IT and technology consulting.

The name eventually became GO InfoTek, but the underlying approach stayed much the same: understand the organization first, then design the technology around what the business actually needs.

From IT Support to Technology Leadership

Our work has included complete outsourced IT management, network and systems architecture, multi-location infrastructure, telecommunications, construction coordination, business continuity, physical security, cybersecurity and strategic technology leadership.

Selected GO InfoTek experience

Long-Term Trust, Complex Projects and Hands-On Delivery.

Miami HEAT office environment

Miami HEAT · 1988–1999

Outsourced IT Management & Technology Infrastructure

Dave Gitter served as the Miami HEAT’s outsourced IT Director, supporting business, basketball and game operations as the organization grew. The engagement included the Miami Arena team offices and later the SunTrust Tower office network, cabling infrastructure and telecommunications.

Reviewing blueprints for technology infrastructure planning

American Airlines Arena · now Kaseya Center

Lead IT Consulting Across Business and Facility Systems

The Miami HEAT relationship led to Dave’s role as Lead IT Consultant for the arena project, spanning voice systems, network infrastructure, cabling, access control, ticketing, concessions, accounting, HR and multi-vendor systems integration.

Miami Performing Arts Center Final Steel event during construction

Miami Performing Arts Center · now Adrienne Arsht Center

Pre-Opening IT Leadership, Infrastructure & Construction Planning

GO InfoTek worked with pre-opening staff and senior management on network architecture, IT planning, construction coordination, virtualization and application deployment. The image shows the Final Steel event during construction.

Technology architecture planning at a whiteboard

Pointe Bank

Outsourced IT & Infrastructure

GO InfoTek provided consulting and outsourced IT services to a growing private banking organization, including the complete redesign and build-out of its mortgage division’s technology environment. As the bank expanded, GO InfoTek designed network and telecommunications infrastructure for additional branches.

Founder experience

Selected Professional Experience of GO InfoTek Founder Dave Gitter

These engagements were performed while Dave served in senior technical roles with Micro Security and, following its acquisition, NextGen Security. They are not presented as GO InfoTek client projects.

Dave Gitter working in an infrastructure room at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

Technical Project Leadership in Large-Scale Electronic Security

Responsibilities have included design validation, network integration, cabling review, CCTV/access-control integration, cybersecurity risk assessment, vulnerability remediation and technical coordination across client, contractor, vendor and manufacturer teams.

Technical discussion in the Micro Security systems lab

Micro Security / NextGen Security

Senior Technical Leadership

Dave served as vCTO for Micro Security and later continued supporting legacy environments and key accounts as Senior Program Manager IT after NextGen Security’s acquisition of the company.

Our approach today

Security and IT Should Fit the Business—not the Other Way Around.

We start with how the organization actually operates, what depends on the technology, what information needs protection, what obligations apply and what level of complexity the organization can realistically maintain.

Technology that supports the business, security appropriate to the risk, and solutions the organization can actually maintain.