TSC Author Mark Minasi
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Mark Minasi wrote his first computer program in
1973, and has been an avid user of personal computers since they first
appeared in 1974. That quarter-century of experience with PCs
sparked the initial question that inspired TSC, namely
"after 25 years, why is PC software still so
bad?" Mark has worked as a computer journalist over the past twenty years, he has been a columnist for
such magazines as BYTE, Windows NT Magazine, Nikkei NT, and Compute,
and a contributor to Computerworld, Teleconnect, Programmer’s Journal and
Computer Language. He is the author of fifteen technical books on
computers, with over a million and a half sold worldwide in 12 languages. He
regularly speaks about the computer industry at computer conferences and to the
national media. He lives in Virginia's Tidewater area. |
Mark is a popular conference speaker. To book Mark to speak at your organization, contact Jean Snead at assistant@minasi.com or reach her via phone at (757) 426-1431 between noon-5 pm Eastern time, or click here for more info.