Nashville Tech Council

NTC announced its new officers and board members, right here.

Bredesen firm hits record

Qualifacts, the healthcare services software-as-service firm owned by outbound Gov. Phil Bredesen, reported a record year for subscriber signups (no financial details). The release is here.

[Updated] Qualifacts creates California presence

[Updated June 28, 4:18 p.m.] Qualifacts Systems Inc., the 2nd Avenue provider of software and services for the behavioral health and human-services sector, announced today it has hired Geoff Fisher (left) as its first full-time sales and service executive for the West. A Qualifacts spokesperson told VNC Fisher will be based in San Diego, where he currently resides. VNC research this afternoon indicates Fisher was previously in a similar role with Sequest Technologies, a Qualifacts competitor; and, earlier, was with MDVIP and Alteer Corporation. He earned his bachelor's in Biology at Virginia Tech. The announcement of Fisher's hire was attributed to Qualifacts VP-Marketing Chris Bair. Gov. Phil Bredesen owns controlling interest in Qualifacts. David Klements is president and CEO. For VNC's previous coverage of the firm and its progress, please visit our site.

Qualifacts strategy for e-health

David Klements, CEO of Nashville-based Qualifacts Inc., the company controlled by Gov. Phil Bredesen, has a new ally and a fresh strategy linked to healthcare reform and Stimulus funding. The story's here.