SocialBridge Technologies
Russell Burt, PMP, CSM, is an accomplished technology executive with extensive experience in driving technical strategy and operational excellence within various organizations. Currently serving as the Chief Technology Officer at SocialBridge Technologies, Russell has successfully led significant cloud transformations, including a migration to AWS. Previously, as CTO at Aidin, Russell supported healthcare SaaS solutions. Russell held the position of Vice President of Engineering at SafelyYou, where responsibilities encompassed staffing and project management for an AI/ML company. Additional leadership roles included Vice President of Engineering and Director of Software Engineering at IDT Corporation, Senior Engineering Manager at Mach7 Technologies, and Engineering Manager at IDX/GE Healthcare, amongst others. Russell holds a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the University of Vermont.
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SocialBridge Technologies
SocialBridge Technologies, formally known as Designing Success, developed and markets its Tracking At-A-Glance® (TAAG) case management and performance tracking software to public housing and social service agencies, workforce development service providers and other not-for-profit organizations. TAAG is designed to track your caseload from recruitment through program completion and beyond. We help automate the case management process, saving you time and allowing you to do what you do best - HELP PEOPLE! Tracking At-A-Glance® provides measurable results for board members and funding streams, thus showing a positive return on investment. Multiple reporting tools can be used to analyze outcomes, evaluate program effectiveness, determine best practices, and improve services. Tracking At-A-Glance® can serve as a useful case management training tool in addition to a comprehensive data collection system. It is highly customizable and allows administrators to modify drop-down lists without the need for special programming.