In his humorous presentation, Bob Hirschfeld dares to say what we're all secretly thinking. Is e-commerce another term for "not for profit?" Do computers interfere with our work more than all the trendy management theories you can fit on a CD-ROM? Bob Hirschfeld delves into all the foibles of the digital age as he interacts with his laptop in a unique multimedia presentation that will not only have the audience in fits of laughter, but also agreeing with his premise that end users are not the "dummies" in this technology equation. Continually updated to stay on top of the latest developments, his presentation includes parodies of all aspects of software, e-mail and web sites as well as an irreverent history of computers and the Internet. To really engage the crowd, Bob can also tailor his specific content about your company or organization. Here's a sampling of his thoughts on: Computers and software: "While bookstores are filled with titles on Computers for Dummies, it should be Computers by Dummies. How else to explain a system you shut down by clicking on a "Start" button? Or software released with more bugs than a cheap motel?" The Internet: The Internet is altering commerce: a customer can now make a purchase without any assistance from a salesperson, much like shopping at a large department store."