DB Technology Expands Its Healthcare Sales and Marketing Team.

Addresses Growing Need for Document Management Automation

CLARK, N.J. -- DB Technology, the preeminent provider of automated information management and reporting solutions, today announced the addition of three sales and marketing professionals in recognition of an increased demand for its healthcare document management and automation systems. The appointment of Rod Neaveill as director of marketing and Terry Burris and Bob Peterson as regional sales directors reflects over 50 years of collective experience in the healthcare industry and complements DB Technology's more than 24 years of addressing the revenue cycle and document management needs of hospitals, hotels and retail establishments. The additions to DB Technology sales and marketing staff are expected to enhance the company's client base and to promote its RAS (Report Automation System) suite of products designed to maximize revenues while at the same time decrease costs associated with the myriad of paper-oriented revenue cycle processes.

With more than 24 years experience in healthcare marketing, public relations and sales, Neaveill comes to DB Technology after holding executive marketing and business development positions with Picis, Ibex Healthdata Systems and AHI Healthcare Systems. Neaveill is responsible for the direction and execution of all DB Technology marketing initiatives. Burris has more than 20 years experience in sales and business development. Before joining DB Technology, he held various sales and business development positions with HTP, Inc., Picis, Neoforma, McKesson and US Surgical. Burris covers the Midwest region. Peterson comes to DB Technology with 20 years executive management, sales and marketing experience. Most recently he was senior vice president of sales and business development for MERE Corporation and held similar positions with Optio Software, Dell and Tandy. Peterson is responsible for the Southeast region.

"The addition of these three sales and marketing professionals will further strengthen our competitive position within the healthcare document management automation market," says David Wechsler, president of DB Technology. "Neaveill, Burris and Peterson bring a wealth of experience and enhance an already strong sales and marketing team."

About DB Technology

DB Technology was founded in 1983 as a privately-held company and has assisted more than 200 hospitals in maximizing revenues and decreasing expenses by effectively automating the document management process. Through its RAS suite of scalable and flexible automation modules, hospitals and other organizations have the ability to automatically capture, access, process and distribute information and eliminate costly manual paper laden processes while at the same time eliminating the risk of improperly distributed data and ensuring confidential information remains private and accessible to only those authorized. DB Technology's products and services give companies the ability to easily unify, search and gain value from documents stored across any and all disparate data sources. For further information call [phone] or visit www.dbtech.com.