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Bamberger Brings Extensive IT, Sales and Large-Project Management

Experience to Grow EMR Software Provider's Partner Channel

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich., Feb. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- gloStream, Inc. (gloStream), an electronic health records (EHR) software and practice management solutions provider serving healthcare facilities nationwide, today announced information technology veteran John Bamberger has joined gloStream's executive management team as chief channel officer.

In his new role, Bamberger leverages more than 30 years of information technology, sales and project management experience - including his years as COO of Analysts International, a publicly traded e-business application developer and network solutions provider. He is charged with guiding gloStream's delivery and support model via channel partners. Bamberger will manage channel partner recruitment, training and sales. He will also serve as a valuable resource for gloStream's customers, partners and end-users as they implement and use the company's gloEMR electronic health records (EHR) application.

"There's never been a better time to be involved in healthcare information technology, and I am extremely excited to join gloStream," said Bamberger. "The company's gloEMR electronic medical records application is changing the face of healthcare and helping physicians everywhere experience the productivity and patient care benefits EHR technology can provide."

After graduating from Michigan State University, Bamberger held many sales and management positions in the IT industry.

Recognizing significant market potential in reselling vendor products to small and midsized companies, Bamberger founded SequoiaNET.com in 1991. The company specialized in designing, installing and maintaining e-commerce infrastructures and Web-based applications. Under his leadership SequoiaNET.com grew from a one-man entity to a 600-consultant organization in just nine years, and was
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