Computer Factoids Tales from the High-Tech Underbelly

The digital revolution began in 1951. Computer Factoids, chronicles behind-the-scenes digital weirdness from Day One. In 39 chapters, Kirksey covers the landscape of computer history, Internet rumor, and cyber legend. This is Dilbert on steroids. You don't need to be a propeller head to love Factoid because techno babble and geek speak are outlawed here. Each of these high-tech yarns is an easy read with a serious dose of attitude. Whether it is a computer powered by rotting potatoes or divorce via cell phone or a computerized bra equipped with a modem, Factoid will make you stand up and shout, "Honey, you're not going to believe this." Read Computer Factoids and you'll never look at computers the same way again.

Kirk Kirksey

Kirk Kirksey has been an information technology professional for over 25 years. After receiving a Master's degree, he worked as a computer programmer, technical manager, and executive in both the United States and abroad. Today he serves as the Vice President for Information Resources for the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, and Chief Information Officer for St. Paul Hospital at Southwestern and Zale Lipshy University Hospital.

Kirk Kirksey will be discussing his book Computer Factoids Tales from the High-Tech Underbelly