Greg Bartels
For the past 25 years, IPS Founder Greg Bartels has lead business transformation from manual business processes to digital and cloud computing. After receiving a BS in Finance from the University Of Connecticut School Of Business, Greg developed his career with several IT companies including NCR, Unisys, and Information Management Technologies before founding IPS in 1991. A pioneer in the field, Greg was the first to publish database matching technology, which has since become standard practice within the industry. He is a frequent contributor in developing standards for business process and EDI, currently working with the Federal Reserve (MN) sharing compliance for eInvoicing as well as a past board member and former President of the New Jersey Chapter of AIIM International. Outside of work, Greg enjoys music, coaching, and outdoor getaways spent Golfing, Fishing, or Skiing.
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