TechBiz Connection to Disclose Successful Offshoring Secrets at January Forum
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He has spent the past 13 years at Freedom Communications and The Orange County Register architecting and managing technology for finance, advertising, circulation/distribution, news content, internet delivery, and printing.### Contact: Daly-Swartz PR for TechBiz Connection Jeffrey Swartz, 949-470-0075 jeffreyswartz@dsprel.com Irvine, CA, February 14, 2008 --( PR.com )-- TechBiz Connection (http://www.techbizconnection.org) will host a distinguished panel of highly regarded experts who will reveal the secrets of successful offshoring at its monthly forum on Wednesday, February 20 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at Calit2 at the University of California, Irvine.According to Jack Bicer, TBC president, today’s economic environment demands that small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) slowly but surely utilize offshore resources to stay competitive.He is also credited for inventing “Automated Software Updates.” In 2003, Bicer founded TechBiz Connection, a non-profit technology management association, and currently serves as its chairman and president.Shekhar Chitnis, CEO and president, Chisk, Inc., a hybrid outsourcing company that combines United States-based expertise with talented and low cost overseas capabilities to provide cost effective outsourced service in multiple industry segments like law, construction, medicine and small business (http://www.chisk.com).Before launching Chisk, he was chairman of Simpliciti and, as chief operating officer, he helped Liquidmetal Technologies grow from its early days to a successful IPO.Until most recently Radhakrishnan was the corporate strategist and head of global services at RSA Security in Massachusetts and was one of the key players instrumental in the EMC acquisition of RSA.The forum discussion and subsequent question-and-answer session is sponsored by Daly-Swartz Public Relations, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, ExactTarget, Inc., Septium Corp., University of California, Irvine, and Brilliant Blue.Admission to the TechBiz Connection event is $30 prepaid and $40 at the door.For further information and RSVP, visit http://www.techbizconnection.org or e-mail Jack Bicer at president@techbizconnection.org.TechBiz Connection was created to support Southern California business and technology professionals, companies and entrepreneurs by providing timely education and networking opportunities.