[IxDA Discuss] [EVENT] IxDA-SF presents Alan Cooper, "An Insurgency of Quality", Tuesday March 25
San Francisco IxDA
sf-local at ixda.org
Fri Mar 14 12:45:35 PDT 2008
Hello friends-
IxDA-SF is very excited to be presenting Alan Cooper on Tuesday March
25th at Hot Studio. Alan will be giving us a reprise of his IxDA
Interaction|08 conference keynote, which caused a stir and much
dialog in the community about quality and agile development.
This event is free and open to everyone. Please join us and feel free
to pass on to others!
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/452669/?ps=5
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An Insurgency of Quality
In the absence of effective post-industrial age management tools,
people plead for speed and innovation, but what they really want is
quality. It's up to us, the interaction designers, to lead the way
out of the chaotic world of misdirected, misdesigned, and mismanaged
products to a world where high quality and high tech go hand in hand.
Alan Cooper will issue a manifesto for revolution, showing us how to
take control of an industry careening crazily into confusion, and
restore visibility and manageability, along with higher revenue and
profit margins, by starting an insurgency of quality.
about Alan Cooper
Alan Cooper is a pioneer of the modern computing era. He is credited
with creating what many regard as the first serious business software
for microcomputers, and his groundbreaking work in software invention
and design has influenced a generation of programmers, designers, and
business people and helped a generation of users.
For the last 15 years, Alan's interaction design consultancy, Cooper,
has helped companies invent powerful, usable, desirable digital
products via his unique methodology, Goal-Directed Design. A
cornerstone of this method, Personas has been broadly adopted across
the industry. Alan is the author of two industry best-selling books,
About Face and The Inmates Are Running the Asylum and is widely known
as the "Father of Visual Basic".
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Location:
Hot Studio
585 Howard Street, First Floor
San Francisco
Time:
6:30 pm – Social hour with light refreshments
7:00 pm – Presentation
Presented by IxDA-SF and Hot Studio.
Homepage
http://ixda.org/
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