I have mentioned this before and would like some feedback on the possibility of a real connection here.

Here is a little background on Ken Bajaj

Ken Bajaj, Former CEO of SystemsNet, is a long-time management partner of GTCR who has been a leader in the IT services industry since 1971, when he began his career with Electronic Data Systems (EDS). He was one of nine people who left EDS to launch Perot Systems, where he was a senior executive. He joined I-Net in 1988 as president and sold the company to Wang Laboratories for $240 million in 1996. In partnership with GTCR, Mr. Bajaj created and founded AppNet, Inc., a Web design and e-commerce integration firm that grew to be the fourth largest interactive media services company in the U.S. AppNet (publicly traded on the NASDAQ under APNT) was sold to Commerce One in 2000 for $2.2 billion. In 2001, Mr. Bajaj partnered again with GTCR and founded DigitalNet, an IT security and solutions firm, focused on the federal government and public sector. DigitalNet (publicly traded on the NASDAQ as DNET) was sold to British Aerospace (BAE) in 2004 for $600 million. Mr. Bajaj most recently launched his third partnership with GTCR, SystemsNet, to bring transformational business process automation, business intelligence, and outsourcing to the financial service and healthcare industries.

I believe it is his son Jay Sunny Bajaj who is the CEO of Digital Management http://www.digitalmanagement.com/about/

Take a look at the partners listed for Digital Management and you will see SAIC and Bearing Point. I don't know enough about what Digital Management does to understand if it might be a good match for what PTSC does (or will do).

Just trying to connect the dots and I may be way off base here.

Laurie