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Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini is a principal with the Nielsen Norman Group, the "dream team" firm specializing in human-computer interaction. Tog was lead designer at WebMD, the super-vertical start-up founded in February, 1996 by Jim Clark, founder of Silicon Graphics and Netscape. Before that, Tog was Distinguished Engineer for Strategic Technology at Sun Microsystems. During his 14 years at Apple Computer, he founded the Apple Human Interface Group and acted as Apple's Human Interface Evangelist. Tog has published two books, Tog on Interface and Tog on Software Design, both from Addison Wesley, and is currently publishing the free webzine, "AskTog."
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Speaker, Lecturer, and Teacher
Tog is a sought-after speaker. He has delivered keynote addresses at dozens of conferences and conventions around the world, including Siebold, Agenda, and Unix Expo (in America and Europe). Guest lecturer at universities and institutions such as MIT, Stanford, University of California, Moscow State University, University of Zurich, the University of Rome, Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta (CDC), and Georgia Tech (Distinguished Lecturer Series). He has designed and presented tutorials for many organizations and universities, including the UIE User Interface conferences, Computer-Human Interaction Conference of the Association for Computing Machinery, Rice University, and the University of Texas.
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