NORCROSS, Ga., July 11, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- The Gwinnett Innovation Park, www.gwinnettinnovationpark.com, an innovative facility in Gwinnett County, Georgia uniquely designed to provide the flexibility and support that start-up and growing companies need, welcomes two new companies, HealthDetail and Data-Profits. Bonnie Herron, Executive Director of the Gwinnett Innovation Park, announced that these dynamic companies have chosen the Gwinnett Innovation Park as their home base to accelerate the launch of their company's products and services.
HealthDetail, www.healthdetail.com, provides information management services to governments and organizations providing public healthcare services, which typically include Medicaid and Medicare programs. HealthDetail offers scalable services -- from supplemental to full outsourcing -- to help clients make efficient, appropriate use of public healthcare funds. HealthDetail is proud to be certified by the U.S. Small Business Administration in its 8(a) Business Development Program.
According to Darrell DeVeaux, founder and President of HealthDetail, "When I decided to relocate our company headquarters from a "standard" office location in Georgia, I was attracted to an incubator environment as a result of my entrepreneurship education in Babson College's MBA Program along with a positive experience with another technology incubator in San Francisco. As a serial entrepreneur, I like being around other entrepreneurs and I know the value of having a flexible facility that can be scaled to my company's needs right now and as our business expands."
A second company, Data-Profits, www.data-profits.com, provides real time decision making applications to retailers/wholesalers and their vendor network. Data-Profits helps customers achieve higher profits and operational efficiency through the use of their performance management solution, the PiYD (Profit in Your Data), a next generation software solution that enables a company to organize, analyze and monetize the vast amounts of mission-critical data in their existing software information systems and leverage the information across their business network.
Stuart Dunkin, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Data-Profits, first learned of the Gwinnett Innovation Park when his company participated in the 2007 Gwinnett Innovation Challenge business plan competition. "When we presented in the final round of the Challenge at the Gwinnett Innovation Park facility, I realized that the location was ideal and having access to professional multimedia and conference rooms as well as experienced industry veterans would be a real benefit to Data-Profits as we implement an aggressive growth strategy."
About Gwinnett Innovation Park
The Gwinnett Innovation Park is a complex of approximately 150,000 square feet in Gwinnett County, Georgia that offers an affordable environment for new and growing companies. With flexible, short-term leases from 6 months to three years, entrepreneurs can focus on business development and enjoy an "instant home" for their company without wasting time or money on infrastructure hassles or lock into long-term commitments. They also have access to the business expertise of on-site executives and benefit from peer interaction with other entrepreneurs, an extensive network of resources and the ability to expand within the complex as their company grows. Sponsored by Intelligent Systems Corporation, an AMEX traded company (symbol INS) with operations principally in the technology area, the Gwinnett Innovation Park encompasses the former Intelligent Systems Incubator and continues its 15-year tradition. Information about the Gwinnett Innovation Park is available at http://www.gwinnettinnovationpark.com or email info@gwinnettinnovationpark.com.
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