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Images from the Artificial Intelligence Demystified event held on February 27, 2018 at WebMD's offices in New York City and hosted by the New York City chapter of the User Experience Professonals Association.
With professional credentials that encompass not only human factors and usability, but also international business strategy and marketing, Jerome is uniquely positioned as a leading expert on strategic usability and user experience. He is a frequent keynote speaker on user experience design at conferences, corporations and universities around the world.
Jerome is Executive Vice President of User Experience at Sagem Wireless, bringing innovative user-centric mobile devices to market. Follow a series of research fellowships while working on a Ph.D. in applied experimental psychology, Jerome began his career at the IBM Human Factors Lab. Following his work at IBM, he held a variety of job titles reflecting increased responsibility at Unisys, including Co-Manager of the Corporate Human Factors Group. After his tenure at Unisys, Jerome became Worldwide Vice President of Marketing for a multi-national technology start-up, where he supported an acquisition by another international technology leader, Gemplus, ultimately serving as Vice President of Marketing there. His key mandate, and success, was driving technology partnerships and promoting usability of mobile data services. Coming back to his passion, Jerome joined Human Factors International as Chief Experience Officer, where he helped transform the firm's core usability services into business-oriented user experience strategy and design.
Sponsor booths at the Wards Auto User Experience Conference at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, MI.
Sponsor booths at the Wards Auto User Experience Conference at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, MI.
The New York City User Experience Professionals Association seeks to bring together people working in the marketing, design, technology, and research communities to share our collective wisdom and create a forum for learning and development.