7thPosition

Hi, I'm Bryan Housel, a consultant in the New York City area specializing in Law Manager - a software platform for building enterprise legal information management systems. The software is used by many of the biggest government, corporate, and legal organizations in the world. Over the past 10 years, I have worked with many of these clients to design, develop, and maintain their Law Manager systems.

Currently, I am working with Citigroup, the New York City Law Department, and the Port Authority of NY/NJ on various projects involving their Law Manager systems. I am also involved in the Law Manager User's Group, and I maintain the group's online presence at www.lawmanager.info.

When I'm not working, I enjoy traveling, hiking, running, playing Nintendo Wii, and spending time with my wife Mary (luckily she likes all of those things too!) I also do a lot of reading. My Amazon Wish List probably says more about me than anything that I could write here.

I used to play trombone in a bunch of jazz and salsa bands, but I'm retired from that now.

I have my own word:
be·hou·sel - (bĭ-hou'zəl) -verb (used with object), -seled, -sel·ing.

to unimpress or underwhelm esp. so as to make obvious to faults or shortcomings:
e.g. Audiences were behouseled by The Phantom Menace.
 
Related forms:
be·hou·sel·ment, noun
be·hou·sel·ing·ly, adverb

 
I can be contacted at bryan@7thposition.com.