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[November 06, 2015]

InfoSystems Adds IBM Veteran Tom Klein to Sales Team

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Nov. 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Award-winning technology solutions provider InfoSystems just announced that IBM veteran Tom Klein will be joining their growing team of sales experts.

Klein brings 25 years of IBM hardware sales experience, selling power and storage systems in the South Georgia and North Florida areas, to InfoSystems' expert technology solution sales team.

"We feel that Tom is a big win for InfoSystems," VP of Sales Scott Davis said. "I am confident that his skills will be a big part of our future success."

About InfoSystems, Inc.
InfoSystems serves small to medium sized businesses in the United States and PuertoRico offering everything from data centric infrastructure to outcome based solutions like Cloud and Prescriptive Analytics. All of InfoSystems' services are backed by certifications in data storage, virtualization, cloud, server infrastructure, backup and disaster recovery, network security, software development, voice service and unified communications.

The company's boutique size, coupled with enterprise capabilities and the ability to give focused attention to each customer's challenges, make them the perfect partner for companies who are looking for an extension of their technology leadership and team.

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