About

Jay Farschman  has more than 25 years experience with computer and telecommunications technologies first receiving certifications as a wireless telecommunications repair technician in 1984.

Jay’s technology background includes the design and project management of several sophisticated Internetworking products. He was personally responsible for the rollout of 6,000 client-server database terminals, and the design and implementation of a phone notification system reaching 12 million people.

As a consultant for HiTechSavvy, Jay has provided training and consulting services for three Fortune 500 companies, including Lucent and Avaya. Mr. Farschman also has experience with smaller organizations, like credit unions and telecommunications startup companies where he has provided technical architecture, implementation and data mining services in support of each company’s business plan.

Prior to starting his consulting business Mr. Farschman worked as the Director of Customer Care and Technical Support for a startup ISP where he established a very successful help desk, and built a corps of sales engineers in support of the company’s products. His group was responsible for the architecting, implementation and support of wide range of Internet products, including secure Internet access, web hosting, e-mail, Internet Banking, Internet Bill Payment.

Jay currently works as a Senior Systems Administrator for an asset management company in Colorado.

 

Jay Farschman currently works as a Senior Systems Administrator for an asset management company in Colorado where he works with companies that produce hardware, telecommunications software and financial services.  Jay previously owned a consulting company and provided training and consulting services for three Fortune 500 companies and numerous small businesses where he leveraged Linux to provided exceptional value.

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