Pentalog Group is launching its Israeli branch and, from now on, it will offer its services on the local market. This operation is assigned to two
experienced professionals of the Israeli High Tech sector. The first-one
is Lina Jackont, the Director of Operations who will be responsible for
coordinating projects. Lina has some of the most impressive achievements
of the Israeli high tech sector to her credit, having managed 30 to 120
man-year projects. Eli Friedmann is a seasoned manager with over 12 years experience in offshore hi-tech operations. He
managed numerous teams servicing IBM, AMD, Microsemi, Gilat and many others. Eli
is also one of Eastern Europe's offshore pioneers. Indeed, he set up his
first Integrated Circuit and Embedded Systems R&D and support centers, more than 13 years ago in Romania and later
Moldova. Those centers serviced the USA, Germany, and Israel. The scope
of his offshore and nearshore operations reached 120 employees.
In Israel, Pentalog will offer R&D services to a particularly innovating
market which is under pressure in terms of human resources. Israel is
indeed very interested in forging relations with Eastern Europe. With its
6 French and English speaking development centers in Romania, Moldova and
Vietnam, Pentalog meets the cultural and linguistic expectations of a
country which has around 1 million people who speak French, the same
number of people who speak Russian and 500,000 people who speak Romanian.
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