Jason Lam — Technology & Infrastructure Lead

The backbone

Every word the practice captures, reviews and delivers runs on infrastructure. Someone has to be accountable for it.

BakLok's method is built on evidence: rehearsal is recorded, playback is reviewed, client material is confidential. That makes technology a matter of trust, not convenience. The practice's systems, production stack and secure delivery are led by Jason Lam.

He has owned and run NETSOLCON since 2008 — a one-stop Hong Kong IT consultancy covering infrastructure design, managed cloud and mission-critical events support.

His client record runs from JP Morgan Chase and Cathay Pacific to the HKSAR Government and Médecins Sans Frontières — institutions that do not forgive downtime.

More than 99% of his new business arrives by referral. It is the standard the practice applies to itself: the layer nobody notices, until the moment it matters.

years owning and running his own consultancy — NETSOLCON, since 2008

99%

of new clients arrive by referral, not solicitation

vendor certifications held personally — Cisco CCNA, Juniper JNCIP-E

His discipline

Infrastructure you notice is infrastructure that has failed. The same is true of preparation.

It is BakLok's standard applied one layer down: the technology behind an engagement should never be the thing a client thinks about. Lam's career has been spent making exactly that true.

Background

Built, not bought.

PresentTechnology & Infrastructure Lead — BakLok Advisors. Owner & Managing Director — NETSOLCON.
2008–PresentNETSOLCON — founded and leads the Hong Kong IT consultancy: infrastructure design and implementation, managed cloud, office and datacentre relocation, events and exhibitions IT.
2022–2024Executive MBA — The Chinese University of Hong Kong
2008–2011Bachelor of Science — The University of Hong Kong
CertificationsCisco CCNA (Routing & Switching) · Juniper JNCIP-E

Systems he has run

Institutions that do not forgive downtime.

A selection of the organisations NETSOLCON has served — banking, aviation, government, humanitarian and Hong Kong's hospitality mainstays.

JP Morgan Chase Cathay Pacific HKSAR Government K11 Harry Winston Maxim's Caterers Médecins Sans Frontières Hewlett Packard

Every word the practice captures, reviews and delivers runs on infrastructure. Someone has to be accountable for it.

Built, not bought.

Institutions that do not forgive downtime.

Engagements are reviewed individually. If the brief is suitable, the practice will respond directly.