Barbara Sehr Productions
There was a time when the word algorithm was not spoken in mixed company. Then, in 1981, writers like Barbara Sehr came out of the English speaking world to explain jargon to a technology-phobic world.
Suddenly, the knowledge of the few spawned a whole new word for the many. Since 1981, people who have never danced to an algorithm are experiencing a world somewhere between a paper clip character and a Symposium of Advanced Electrical Engineers. What the world needs now is understanding, understanding, and understanding.
What's your need? A white paper? Product sheet? A speech that makes technology understandable? A complex document that inspires viral passion among the un-geek? Whatever your need, Barbara Sehr is there to hold your hand, spell out your words, and make the entire experience digestible. Join companies like Microsoft, X-10 Communications, and Getty Images by getting Barbara Sehr to choreograph your technical writing needs.
Here are some examples of Barbara's technology comprehension:
Learn How To Spell HTML July 2002 Microsoft Corp.
Everything to Lose June 2002 Microsoft Corp.
Optical Disks Inching Their Way to Market Reality ComputerWorld 1987
Case Looks and Feels Like a Patent Bellevue Journal-American 1990
High Noon for CD-ROM Datamation November 1986