Martin Cooper: The Purpose of Technology
The Father of the Cell Phone on Making Technology More Efficient and Accessible for All
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Martin Cooper: The Purpose of Technology
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In 1973, Martin Cooper invented the cell phone.
How?
- He started with a problem (the Chicago police needed an alternative to bulky two-way radios)
- He synchronized the magic triangle (product, company, and category design)
- He executed a lightning strike (a publicized call to his top competitor)
And he won the category.
In this mini-book you will learn:
- How Martin Cooper led the creation of the world’s first cell phone at Motorola—and made the first publicized call on it.
- The Category Design frameworks Cooper used to invent the cell phone and dominate the new and different category.
- The steps Cooper and his team took to create a product and experience that solved the problem with immobile phones.
- The three major issues in healthcare, education, and energy that Cooper believes can be solved with efficient, accessible technology.
- Sage advice for Category Designers who dream to change the world with technology.
Short, sweet, and jam-packed with incredibly valuable insights, this Pirate Profile tells the story of a radically different engineer who used Category Design to achieve a technology breakthrough.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
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