NET Server Product Management Group. Reeves has 30 years of experience in the software industry. He started with IBM Corp. as a programmer in England in 1971, and has held a wide range of software product development roles in the areas of database, application development, communication and messaging systems. Mass. Cliff was closely involved with IBM's acquisition of Lotus Development in 1995, and he was responsible for rationalizing the Lotus-IBM product line after the acquisition. From 1996 through 1999, Reeves was vice president of Product Management for Lotus Communications Products, which include Notes and Domino.
Cliff is married and has two daughters.
He holds a master's degree in business administration from Southern Methodist University. Charles Eliot Lead Program Manager, Microsoft Corporation Charles was born in Greece, brought up in Vancouver, educated at MIT and Oxford. He won a Rhodes Scholarship in 1979, went to England and spent the next 13 years there. He started his computer career writing embedded operating system software for home microcomputers, including Hungary's first home micro, the Videoton TV Computer. Over time he moved on to writing network datafeed servers for money brokers.