Murthy Chintalapati, a serial technology entrepreneur is recognized by many Silicon Valley technopreneurs as someone who identifies industry pain points and builds successful business ventures that address the market need. Murthy started his first venture Intoto in 1997 at SanJose, California. Intoto developed security technologies that were licensed to OEMs like Nortel, Motorola, Redback and others. Murthy also set up Rocsys, an offshore development center to address the engineering needs of Intoto in India. He pioneered a training center at Rocsys way back in 1998 to impart rare skills in Embedded Systems, Real Time OS, Networking and security technologies to graduate engineers. In 2004, Murthy elevated Rocsys from a cost center to a profit center and launched new products and services addressing the BFSI and SME market segments. Intoto was acquired by Freescale Semiconductor in 2008 and Murthy moved on to establish Ozonetel as a subsidiary of Rocsys. A Masters in electrical engineering from IIT, Delhi (1985), Murthy had successful stints with ECIL Hyderabad, AT& T (US), and NEC, before venturing to become an entrepreneur.