I started as a technology professional in the late 1980s, and was a hobbyist since the dawn of the PC era in the early 1980s. I've spent most of the last ~30 years with an emphasis on legal technology, productivity, networking, and messaging systems.I'm an author, speaker, and columnist who has contributed to several books as well as writing multiple solo books for the American Bar Association including The Lawyer's Guide to Microsoft Outlook, The Lawyer's Guide to Microsoft Word, Office 365 for Lawyers, and OneNote in One Hour.Today I'm working at Microsoft developing content and designing user experiences (UX) to help our customers get the most out of Microsoft 365 and artificial intelligence (AI). I try to explain often complex technologies in a way that regular people can understand and use in their day to day. My primary area these days is Microsoft 365 cybersecurity.I love to help people make better decisions.When I'm not working I enjoy endurance sports - I've completed 23 marathons and two Ironman triathlons - and spending time with my wife Carrie, our son Keith, and our dog Sam.