Tina Sackett
About Tina Sackett
Tina Sackett is the Manager of Product Delivery for Editorial Infrastructure at Thomson Reuters, where she has worked since 2013. She specializes in data architecture and content support, and has developed productivity solutions software to enhance support and processes.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Tina Sackett has been employed at Thomson Reuters since 2010, serving in various roles related to editorial infrastructure. She currently holds the position of Manager, Product Deliver - Editorial Infrastructure, a role she has occupied since 2013. In this capacity, she is responsible for incident management and oversees the integration of productivity solutions within the editorial framework. Her tenure at Thomson Reuters spans over 11 years, during which she has contributed significantly to the company's editorial operations in Rochester, NY.
Education and Expertise
Tina Sackett specializes in data architecture and content support, focusing on enhancing the editorial infrastructure. Her expertise lies in developing and implementing productivity solutions software, which supports process development initiatives. This specialization enables her to effectively manage and streamline editorial processes, ensuring that content delivery meets organizational standards.
Background
Before her current role, Tina Sackett worked as Manager, Editorial Infrastructure at Thomson Reuters from 2010 to 2013. This position laid the foundation for her current responsibilities, allowing her to gain extensive experience in managing editorial processes and infrastructure. Her background in this area has equipped her with the necessary skills to handle complex incident management tasks within the editorial domain.
Achievements
Throughout her career at Thomson Reuters, Tina Sackett has been involved in various initiatives aimed at improving productivity and efficiency within the editorial infrastructure. She has played a key role in the development of software solutions that enhance operational processes, contributing to the overall effectiveness of the editorial team.