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A conversation with Ed Niehaus, new CEO of Cooper
by The Editors
A few weeks ago, Cooper appointed Ed Niehaus as President & CEO. Ed is a Valley veteran, with a rich background is in public relations, branding and business-building. He met Alan when Visual Basic was merely a twinkle in Alan's eye, and since then, Ed has worked with a long... (Continue)
A “to do” list for integrating design into your organization
by Kim Goodwin
The good news: whether it’s thanks to the economy or to the iPhone, more senior executives understand that they need to get some design love. The bad news: Most expect that it will be easy. Most execs who want to integrate design into their organizations (or expand the role of... (Continue)
Each One, Teach One: Get Involved in Mentoring!
by Kim Goodwin
In my closing keynote at Interactions 09, I spoke about some of the challenges facing interaction design as a profession, perhaps the most important of which is a shortage of designers just when the world is starting to demand what we do. Increasing numbers of college and university programs will... (Continue)

Agile '09 Call for Submissions

by Lane Halley on December 17, 2008

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Cooper is a proud co-producer of the User Experience stage at Agile 2009, the annual Agile Alliance conference. We look forward to hearing your stories about how User Experience techniques enhance Agile projects. Visit the User Experience section to learn more, and to submit a proposal. The deadline is March 3rd, 2009.

The conference will be in Chicago, August 24 to 28, 2009. We hope to see you there!

Filed under: Agile, Events

Lane Halley

Principal Designer Lane Halley's career spans the formative years of the interaction design profession. Prior to joining Cooper in 1997, she worked in marketing, technical account management, technical writing and product management roles at SSC, Microsoft, Mindscape and SenSage. While at Cooper, Lane has helped companies ranging from start ups to fortune 100 companies create compelling design solutions for enterprise and consumer applications, websites and devices.


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