Hire Mark Minasi to speak to your organization about The Software Conspiracy!
Mark's book The Software Conspiracy grew out of a presentation that he's been doing for years to audiences as small as fifteen and as large as 2,000. (Look below to see a demo presentation.) No matter the size of the crowd, however, the reviews are always the same:
"... captivating and funny!"
"...I'll never buy software the same way after this."
"... We'll definitely change the way we write software..."
"... This is how to use quality as a competitive edge; thanks, Mark!"
This presentation can run from 50 to 90 minutes and covers topics including:
 | Is there really a software quality problem? |
| What does it mean to the average consumer? |
| What does it mean to the IT support and training person? |
| How are a few firms managing to turn out nearly defect-free software? |
| What can be done? |
| What will happen if we don't do anything? |
| How does this affect the overall U.S. economy? |
Contact our assistant at (757) 426-1431 or Assistant@Minasi.com to find out more about scheduling Mark!
We know that no matter how many times you hear that a presenter's good, it's not the same as seeing him in action. So for the convenience of those considering including Mark as a speaker or as a guest on a radio/TV program, we've collected a few brief moments from interviews and presentations. There's a 320 x 240 MPEG version of this 90-second video file.
WARNING: as we wanted to offer the best audio and video quality possible on the Web, the MPEG file is quite large, more than 13 MB. If you do not have high speed access to the Web but would like to see the demo, please contact our assistant at the above phone/email for a VHS or CD-ROM version of the presentation.
View high-resolution version of video sample (13+ MB file)
Who buys this presentation?
A list of clients who have recently hired Mark to present The Software Conspiracy include:
DECUS (San Diego conference, keynote, 700+ attendees)
The Masie Institute (Orlando conference, 2000+ attendees)
Hampton Roads IT Fair (Virginia Beach conference, morning speaker, 500+ attendees)
Digital Wizards (Seattle conference, keynote, 2000+ attendees)