Think Insanely Simple. Ken Segall explains the hidden value of simplicity for AppStorey.

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06/09/2018
Think Insanely Simple. Ken Segall explains the hidden value of simplicity for AppStorey.

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Today, Ken Segall is known as the guy who gave Steve Jobs the “i” for the iMac, but in 1990 Ken was helping brand and market the most advanced computer Steve had ever made. It was Ken who had to explain to everyday people, just exactly why NeXT was also the most simple. Come with …

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