Ross Leibowitz is a seasoned expert with over 25 years of experience in real estate and workplace solutions. As a founder of Centerstone Software and former CTO of Manhattan Software, Ross has spent his career building and innovating workplace products. As Tango’s Senior Director of Workplace Products, he continues to drive product strategy and shares his unique perspective on how AI is reshaping the modern workplace.
Recent blog posts by Ross
Blog Template – DEMO POST
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- 3 min to read
This text is edited in the left panel under the Blog tab. It is the post’s excerpt, immediately below the featured image.
From Experiments to Impact: How AI Is Reshaping Workplace Strategy Today
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- 7 min to read
See how AI is delivering real workplace impact now: from automation and forecasting to employee experience and strategic planning. Learn the top use cases transforming workplace and real estate teams.
Getting Comfortable with AI: Building Trust, Readiness, and Real-World Confidence
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- 5 min to read
The Next Big Disruption: Are You Ready for AI’s Impact on the Workplace?
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- 2 min to read
AI is reshaping the workplace, especially for facility management professionals. Learn how to prepare, adapt, and balance tech with the human element.
New Blog Template – Third DEMO POST
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- 4 min to read
Third demo post. This is the post excerpt that is manually set when the blog post is created. You should be able to have as much text here as you want and it will show up and not cut off. I did not set any character or word limit so it should show everything you put in the excerpt and everything will be right with the world. Okay, that last part isn’t true, but the rest is.
New Blog Template – Second DEMO POST
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- 4 min to read
Second demo post. This is the post excerpt that is manually set when the blog post is created. You should be able to have as much text here as you want and it will show up and not cut off. I did not set any character or word limit so it should show everything you put in the excerpt and everything will be right with the world. Okay, that last part isn’t true, but the rest is.