About Synch.rono.us

Suzanne O Minassian, David Brooks, Joe Russo  December 3 2007 09:30:23 AM

Welcome to Synch.rono.us!

Synch.rono.us is an enterprise social software blog brought to you by members of the IBM Lotus Connections product team. Suzanne, Joe, and David each represent different aspects of product development, and they will share their viewpoints on the creation of Lotus Connections and value driven from enterprise social software.

Suzanne Livingston
I am currently the Senior Product Manager for Lotus Connections, a social software offering targeted at businesses and organizations. In this role, I work to define the product strategy, drive the product requirements, and publicize the product through demonstrations and presentations at numerous industry events. I hold an MBA with a concentration in Human Factors in Information Design, and I have a strong interest in collaboration technologies and personal and business productivity tools.  Check out my site.

Joe Russo
I am a product designer and developer on Lotus Connections, focusing on People through the Profiles and Communities applications. Previously I was a Senior Software Engineer, Administration and Security Architect on Quickplace. I have spent the better part of the last two decades in server and UI development. I hold a degree in Electrical Engineering.  

David Brooks
I am currently a lead architect for Lotus Connections. As part of Lotus Connections I have had many roles in the organization including leading the development of Dogear, Activities, and Communities. I am passionate about designing and building software that is used to change how people get work done. It is always fun to watch the viral adoption.

Disclaimers
This weblog contains the opinions of us, the authors, and guest authors.    They are not necessarily also the opinions of our employer, IBM.  Additionally, product plans, release dates, feature sets, technical or visual designs, roadmaps, and other forward looking items may be discussed in this weblog.   They are accurate at the time of writing to the best of our knowledge.  However, they are subject to change.   Therefore, these discussions are not intended to be a firm binding commitment  by us or by our employer, IBM.

 
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