AI adoption · Executive education · Advisory
The translator between what's next and what to do about it.
Founder / Exec. Director
TSS Foundation
Patent-pending
SATA platform
Author
Demystifying AI
Bylines
Digital Review · Hardcopy
01 — The arc
Fifty years. Five transitions.
Each era taught the same lesson: the technology only matters once someone can explain what to do with it. Open any transition.
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The electronics boom
1970s · Consumer electronics
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Computing hits the desk
1980s · The PC era
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Print goes digital
1990s · Desktop publishing
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Software as a service
2000s · SaaS & software
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Making AI usable
2020s · Artificial intelligence
02 — What Henry does
Three ways to put fifty years to work.
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Education
Executive AI education
Workshops and programs that get leadership teams fluent enough to make real decisions about AI.
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03 — Selected work
A few things worth pointing at.
04 — On stage
Keynotes and workshops on fifty years of technology transitions.
05 — In print
A published book and fifty-plus articles making AI legible.
06 — The Foundation
AI literacy, digital inclusion, and scam prevention for older adults.
07 — In their words
People who've worked with Henry.
“Henry is a well-educated, visionary writer. With abundant personal experience working with audio and in live entertainment, Henry brings to his audience a fresh perspective that is not only informative, but hands-on practical.”
Founder, Mobile Beat Magazine
“Henry was providing graphic design, copy-writing services and consultation for my business. Henry has an incredible way of formulating thoughts and ideas into graphics and words. He was a tremendous tool for my business. I would highly recommend Henry for any business or company looking to take the next positive step in dynamically marketing their products or services.”
Sales Manager, Best of Manhattan Magazine
“Henry Collins is one of the most amazing individuals I know. I met him at HBJ Publications, where he was copy chief par excellence with an excellent design sensibility in what was, essentially, an in-house advertising agency. Henry was (and IS!) extraordinarily talented. Always professional in his demeanor, thoroughly engaged with his work, demonstrating impeccable ethics in his conduct, and generous with his expertise toward his colleagues, he has always been someone I have admired. I just wish I could write as good a headline as he always has!”
Traffic Coordinator, HBJ Publications
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