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1. Enter a name in the "Search" text field for searching by name. OR
2. Select a category you are interested from the "Search by" drop down. this drop down menu contains options: interest, department, personalized groups. and enter the name of that particular category for search. 
3. Identify the person you are looking for by broweing through the list of search results displayed.  will be displayed as a list with a thumbnail image of the person with each entry.  and , and select it ( by clicking or tapping on it's the entry)
4. View profile for the selected person.
5. View the location for the selected person ("off campus" or a building number)person.

Preconditions

1. Your colleague has a profile in the system.
2. Your colleague must "turn on" the app for you to find his location.

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To present a unified profile view that contains up-to-date information about each user.

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Sub Tasks

1. User wants to look for a person and does not have a centralized directory to do so.
2. User wants to find information about the user which is up-to-date and filled-in

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Get introduced to colleagues who share your similar personal and work interests.

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Sub Tasks

1. You or your colleague enter a public area (e.g. office kitchen, hallway, etc.).
2. You and your colleague are identified as sharing a certain level of similar interests.
3. You and your colleague are notified of your shared interests.
4. You and your colleague are given the option to schedule a conversation at a future time.

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Enable the ability to locate pre-approved friend(s) on a map view

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Sub Tasks

1. You wish to know about the availability of the person based on whether he/she is present in his office building
2. You wish to know about locality of colleagues in order to organize impromptu meetings 
3. For finer grained information, the system would display the user's location in text as well.

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Goal: Show strength of connections between employees based on their interactions and/or teams.

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Sub Tasks

1. Select a group, such as your project team, friends, or department.
2. View the strength of connections between members in the selected group.
3. View the people (outside the group) who have strong connections with members inside the selected group.
4. Select a person and view their profile and major connections.
5. View associations between people based on their teams.

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