Short take: Infodata Systems taps interim CEO, vice chairman

By Scott Martin
Staff Writer, CNET News

Document and text-management software firm Infodata Systems has named Richard T. Bueschel interim CEO. He succeeds James Ungerleider, who took the post last November. In addition, Allan Fischer, who sits on the company's board of directors, was named vice chairman.

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