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| East Bay Business Times features Intelliswift as part of the top 5 fastest growing companies in East Bay for 2006. |
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Fremont CA, 25 September, 2006 – Intelliswift is the 4th fastest growing company in the East Bay Area according to the American City Business Journal - East Bay Business Times. A stunning growth rate of 367% in the last three years placed Intelliswift at the top of the charts.
The results were verified by an independent accounting firm, Armanino McKenna. The accounting firm compared and verified financial data collected from private companies located in the three biggest counties in East Bay. To qualify for the award the companies had to have made at least 200,000 in 2003.
In its September 22nd issue the Magazine featured the winners of its Fast 50 list. The article about Intelliswift charts the growth of the company and features an interview with the company’s VP, Pat Patel.
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The article begins with how Pat found inspiration to start his own company after watching a documentary about innovative pioneers who contributed to the growth of Silicon Valley. He is quoted as saying, “It was an interesting and inspiring story. It motivated me to do more with my life.”
It then goes on to note how Pat started the business in 2001, a time when a lot of companies were shutting shop. The article quoted Pat as saying, “The timing was so bad that there was nowhere else for the business to grow but upwards,” Patel said. “Seriously speaking, there were times when I doubted myself, looking at the market and the downturn in the Valley, when outsourcing and layoffs were on the rise. But with a bullish attitude we kept chugging one client at a time”. The article then goes on to describe why Pat decided to take the services route and how he bagged clients like Ebay and HP.
When asked for the key reasons for the success of Intelliswift, he said, “Our strong commitment towards our employees who are our assets |
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reflects strongly upon the services that we deliver to our clients,” he said. “We believe a happy employee is a happy client and both are central to our success and growth.”
The article then goes on to quote, Pankaj Bhasin, Director of Sales of Intelliswift, “Pat has such a great attitude. Even in situations where there are a lot of negative things, he only sees the positive part of it,”
The article concludes with an eye on the future : `Intelliswift, headquartered in Fremont, has big plans for growth. In the next couple of years, Patel intends to expand his workforce to 500 and his annual revenue to $30million. Last year he opened an office in Los Angeles and expects to open a branch in New Jersey early next year.’ |
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| About East Bay Business Times |
| East Bay Business Times is one of the 41 business journals, part of the American City Business Journals, the nation's largest publisher of metropolitan business newspapers. American City metropolitan business newspapers reach 4 million readers each week with exclusive, in-depth coverage of their business communities. The loyalty of these readers testifies to American City's commitment to top-quality journalism, unexcelled service for advertisers and readers, and active business community involvement. |
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| About Intelliswift Software Inc. |
| Intelliswift Software Inc is a premier system integration and software services company headquartered in the Silicon Valley. Intelliswift’s system integrators and consultants are committed to excellence in: SAP, Oracle App's, EAI, BI, Web Services and Sun Technologies. The company also specializes in staff augmentation – both contract and permanent. The company maintains offices in Fremont, LA and Mumbai, India. Intelliswift’s clients include companies like Ebay, HP, Google, Sun, Wells Fargo, Etrade, Gap, Apple and Cisco. |
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