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Before joining The Linley Group, Jag was the director of network systems and validation for Intel’s Ethernet components. He joined this group as the director of marketing, responsible for strategic, product and technical marketing. In this role, he worked directly with major customers including Cisco, Nortel, Lucent, D-Link, and Hewlett-Packard. Prior to this, Jag was in Intel’s PC division. As director of marketing for chip sets, he led the development of product plans, design wins, and customer support for Pentium and P6 chip sets, working with all major PC suppliers worldwide. Later, Jag built the PC platform driver marketing group from scratch to provide world-class software support. Jag also held positions in Intel’s communications group in technical marketing, product marketing, strategic marketing and marketing management roles. He had worldwide product management responsibility for codec/filters, modems, ISDN components, and LAN devices. During this time, he worked with engineers at AT&T, Fujitsu, IBM, NEC, Nortel/BNR, Rolm, and Siemens among others. Jag started his career as an R&D engineer with Standard Telecom Labs (STL), then the research arm of ITT in the U.K. During his three-year tenure with STL, he developed hardware and software for the prototype ISDN switches and LAN ring architectures over optical fiber. Jag earned a Bachelor of Science degree in electronics, with honors, from the University of Salford in the U.K.
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Jag
Bolaria is a senior analyst at The Linley Group. During more
than
20 years in the communication and PC semiconductor industries,
he defined and launched products that have generated billion-dollar
revenues and shipped more than 100 million units. He is the coauthor
of