Who Am I?
My name is Ryan Sasaki and I am a Technical Marketing Specialist for ACD/Labs.
I have been with ACD/Labs for almost three years now and am deeply involved in the marketing and product development of our NMR product line. Prior to my employment at ACD/Labs, I worked for several years as a Process Chemist in a large pharmaceutical company. While I do not have extensive expertise as an NMR Spectroscopist, I do think that my current job has put me in a position to speak with many, many scientists and spectroscopists around the world, which, as a result, has given me an understanding of what people from various industries are looking for in an NMR software package.
I graduated with a Masters of Science Degree in Chemistry from the University of Victoria, under the guidance of Dr. Peter Wan.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Prince Edward Island.
I currently reside on the east coast of Canada in Windsor, NS, where I operate out of a home office remote from my colleagues in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Purpose of this Blog
I am hoping that this blog can serve as a resource for people who are looking to learn more about ACD/Labs NMR software. There are many products in our product line and millions of features to discuss and there is always something new to talk about. As a result, I hope this blog can serve as an up-to-date website for customers and non-customers to learn the latest developments in the ACD/Labs NMR product line.
I encourage you to participate in this blog by commenting and responding to my posts to tell me if you like (or don't like) what I have to say. Your active participation will only make this site a better resource for scientists and spectroscopists around the world that are interested in ACD/Labs software.
I am hoping this blog is a place where I can share some of my own thoughts, feelings, struggles, and victories within ACD/Labs with the public. I hope you enjoy reading my posts and come back regularly to see how things are going.
Finally, please note that the views expressed in this blog are mine alone and do not necessarily represent the views of Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc. Please understand that while I hope to be as open and helpful as possible, there are certainly guidelines around company policies, confidentiality agreements, and proprietary information that I have to respect.
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