Liaison Technologies, an Atlanta provider of cloud-based integration and data management services, said Tuesday it closed a round of financing that will provide up to $30 million in funding which it will use to grow in its life sciences, health care and health information exchange markets.

"This investment validates Liaison's achievements in, and vision for, the health care industry," said Bob Renner, Liaison's chief executive. "With over 600 health care and life sciences customers today accounting for over 30 percent of our total business, this investment will accelerate our customer growth and market presence on a greater scale."

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