About

Since 1979, Oasis’ clients have benefited from the company’s in-depth knowledge and plethora of experience that comes from having 46+ years of experience in IT.

Our clients work directly with local, knowledgeable help desk and support technicians who combine clear, effective communication and strong interpersonal skills with extensive IT expertise.

We are your one stop IT and Cybersecurity shop!

We’re committed to delivering an exceptional customer experience—showing up on time, fully prepared, and ready to handle even the most complex tasks with efficiency and professionalism.

George Baldonado, President and CEO

George oversees the overall strategic direction of Oasis Technology. Beginning his IT career in 1974, George held a range of technical and management roles with major corporations including Pacific Bell, GTE/Verizon, Eli Lilly, and Bank of America.

In 1979, he transformed his existing partnership into Oasis Technology, Inc., establishing it as a California “C” Corporation. With a deep and evolving understanding of the IT industry, George has consistently stayed ahead of technological trends and advancements. His strong leadership and management acumen have successfully guided Oasis through more than four decades of industry growth, disruption, and transformation.

Oasis has additionally delivered programming and network support since its founding, successfully completing large-scale projects for both government and corporate clients. George has been the driving force behind securing major contracts and fostering long-term customer relationships that span decades.

Recognizing the increasing demand for comprehensive IT solutions, George spearheaded the development of Oasis’s Managed IT Services division—now the longest-running operation of its kind in Ventura County!

George conceptualized a groundbreaking idea: a device that could sit in front of a firewall to stop cyberattacks before they even reach the network—something which had never before been done. Working closely with the Oasis technical team, he helped develop a prototype of what would become TITAN, an innovative intrusion prevention system.

The initial success of TITAN led George to turn it into a commercial product, personally overseeing the entire lifecycle—from design and beta testing to full-scale deployment—as well as the successful filing and approval of THREE U.S. patents related to the technology.

Today, under George’s leadership, Oasis operates with two core divisions: traditional IT consulting services and the TITAN product line. TITAN is now deployed nationwide. Remarkably, not a single breach has occurred behind a TITAN device—proof of its efficacy and George’s forward-thinking leadership.

B.A. – UCSB, 1974, Mathematics

Deborah Panish-Johnson, CFO

Deborah oversees all financial operations at Oasis Technology. She began her career in Information Technology in 1981 as a programmer, and joined Oasis in 1985. By the early 1990s, she was promoted to Project Manager, where she led some of the company’s most high-profile projects for clients such as City National Bank, Union Bank, Security Pacific Bank, the Los Angeles Public Library, and Northrop.

Committed to maintaining her technical edge, Deborah transitioned into database design and played a key role as co-architect of Oasis’s in-house CRM system—still in use today. Notably, this same system was licensed and used by Verizon for over 20 years until the sale of their wireline business to Frontier Communications.

As a Project Manager, Deborah gradually expanded her responsibilities to include financial planning, cost controls, and cash flow forecasting. Her strong business acumen and financial leadership were instrumental in driving Oasis’s sustained growth—particularly during the post-Y2K downturn in IT services, when many firms struggled to stay afloat.

Deborah also designed the company’s capitalization strategy, allowing Oasis to expand without outside investment. She developed and led the funding plan for the TITAN project, enabling Oasis to design, test, patent, market, and roll out the product—all self-funded through revenue generated by the company’s services division. Thanks to her disciplined financial management, Oasis has remained entirely self-sufficient while continuing to innovate.

B.A. – UCLA, 1979, History