India Newsweek March 10, 2003

C-Computer Systems Integrator, Inc. garnered net profit of 6% in the fiscal year 2002. Compare this to -5% in the year 2000 and also consider the dipping US economy and drop in the IT boom over the last 2-3 years and the picture looks rosy than the figure.  In the days of sagging economy, an IT services company making profit on the positive side is an impressive run for CCSI.

CCSI was able to net projects from elite clients like Fleet and Country banks.  Jitu Changela, President of CCSI was the sole person behind CCSI before 2000. Jitu was responsible for almost all the processes in the company.  Soon this approach of a single person performing multiple functions started to show in the progress of the company.  Jitu then approached Ken Vaishnav for the revival of the company.  Ken conducted diagnostic review and then joined CCSI as the CFO.  A custom plan was developed through a unique combination of hands-on, value added services and technology solutions.  In fiscal year 2001 revenues increased by 21% and net profit increased by 14% over the previous year.  CCSI is growing consistently and is ready to deal with bigger projects in the near future.

CCSI was established in 1994, primarily as a computer hardware and resale and services company.  CCSI worked with the electronic giant GE to perform upgrades and repairs under their extended service warranty program.  CCSI also involved itself into the ISP business in the local area.  Now CCSI is a fully developed technology solutions company dealing in the Network Administration, Service Contracts and Remote Monitoring.  CCSI delivers the expertise, passion, reliability and integrity needed to become a reliable business partner. CCSI's commitment can be summed up by their motto, "Well done is better than well said".

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