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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Alan,
It was great to spend time talking with you tonight. I promise to lead the insurgence at my company. I'm sure I will change the world but on the off chance it doesn't work out please save room for me in that cushy basement! Lois
Hi Alan,
It has been a long time since we've met -- I was a baby last time, probably. Anyway, looking forward to talking with you.
Look forward to hearing your speak! Cheers from Denmark
Peter Drucker would be tough to arrange as a speaker these days, and I'm not sure about Fred Brooks - though they both wrote great stuff!
Hi Alan - Just wanted to say I enjoyed your talk at AOL... looking forward to the keynote!
Hi Alan, looking forward to seeing you speak! It will be a highlight :)