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IBML names Ashley Keil Business Development Manager for the United Kingdom

August 26, 2004 - Birmingham, Ala. - Imaging Business Machines, LLC (IBML) has named Ashley Keil to the position of business development manager for the United Kingdom. Ashley comes to IBML with over 14 years of IT sales and business development experience in Europe.

"Ashley's track record and ability to build a business around a market opportunity has impressed us at IBML and we are eager to have him do the same for IBML in the EMEA market. Our goals are aggressive for the UK and EMEA in general and we are making the necessary investments to ensure our success. The first step of this plan was the establishment of IBML's office in Konstanz, Germany which houses customer services, help desk, documentation, training and recognition technology development," said Robert Sbrissa, vice president for worldwide sales and marketing.

Before joining IBML Keil spent 15 years with the Bell & Howell Corporation where he acquired experience in their Micromedia and Scanner Division. His most recent responsibility was EMEA business manager for the scanner division. Keil has also helped develop business for software companies and acted as a consultant to the document management services sector.

Keil has a computer science degree from Oxpens Oxford UK. He is an avid windsurfer and skier and resides in Midhurst, England with his wife and son.

Imaging Business Machines provides intelligent scanning technology for the most demanding document imaging applications, including mixed documents of different weights, sizes and compositions. The company's ImageTrac® Scanning Platform consists of the ImageTrac scanners, SoftTrac® user interface and professional services. ImageTrac scanners offer front and rear color image capture, multiple image outputs, barcode, 2D barcode, ICR, MICR and multiple sort pockets. Every day, hundreds of ImageTracs capture millions of color and bi-tonal images for our customers in 26 countries. Visit www.ibml.com for more information.