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Ntirety Names Dennis O'Leary as VP for Sales
O'Leary Brings Proven Sales Expertise
to Fast-Growing Database Services Firm
Boston, MA – April 26, 2007 – Ntirety Inc., the leading provider of database administration services, today announced the appointment of Dennis O'Leary as vice president for sales, as the company expands offerings of its popular database services to corporations across the nation.
"Dennis has nearly three decades of proven sales expertise in the high-tech industry, and his talents will showcase Ntirety to a wider audience," said Michael Corey, president and CEO of Ntirety. "Ntirety is a recognized leader in the database administration field and has built a very loyal customer base, and now Dennis will help us grow that base."
Ntirety has been recognized by Forrester Research of Cambridge as a leading provider of database administration services. Ntirety helps companies overcome complex database administration issues and relieve costly duties of monitoring and administering Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server mission-critical databases.
"Ntirety is already a leader in this young, rapidly growing field, and with its attention to quality and customer satisfaction, I look forward to increasing sales and the nationwide use of Ntirety's database administration services by corporations that want to focus on their core business rather than on managing data," O'Leary said.
Ntirety offers clients a seasoned team of world-class database administrators, all based in the northeastern United States, to monitor, administer and tune client databases, rapidly responding to down database situations, ensuring clients have backup and recovery capabilities, preventing database outages, and working with clients and staff to solve database issues.
Ntirety's clients are publicly traded and privately held corporations in a range of industries including health care, manufacturing, sports, entertainment and financial services. Ntirety earned a 98.76 percent in the 2006 customer-quality survey, its sixth year of near perfect scores.