Ken d'Oronzio, MCSE
(BFA, New York University)
Ken first overhauled an employer's database during a production internship
in 1989. Not able to get away from thinking structurally, he started his
own development business in 1992. He'll take on just about any technology,
if it'll get the job done well, and gracefully. He doesn't rest until everything looks "just right."
What he most likes
to hear: "That is soooo cool!"
Most influential
book: The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff.
What he does when
he's not working: Makes documentary films and seeks out time
for the pleasures in life.
Can't resist:
Trying something new
 Lauren
Naslund
(AB, U of Chicago; MA, Harvard U)
Lauren's first computer project required punching holes in huge stacks
of cards. Overjoyed at meeting the first Macintosh, Lauren decided she
actually liked computers and was soon helping friends, colleagues, and
clients. She quickly got hooked on creating databases and has been doing
it using FileMaker since 1992.
What she most likes
to hear: "This is going to make my life so much easier!"
Most influential
book: The Design of Everyday Things by Donald A. Norman
What she does when
she's not working: Performs and teaches modern dance.
Can't resist:
A puzzle.
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