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Event Report: The #CES2021 Preview – What’s Hot And Useful In The Enterprise

Event Report: The #CES2021 Preview – What’s Hot And Useful In The Enterprise

By R "Ray" Wang on January 12, 2021

Virtual CES Kicks Off The Conference Season For 2021 Source: R Wang This year’s CES will be all virtual as with all pandemic events.  Last year they brought in more than 171,000 guests, 6500 press and media, and had almost 3 million net square feet of exhibits with 4419 exhibiting companies.  As one of the […]

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Event Report: Metaio’s #InsideAR Conference Hails The Future Of An Always On, Always Augmented Reality

Event Report: Metaio’s #InsideAR Conference Hails The Future Of An Always On, Always Augmented Reality

By R "Ray" Wang on October 22, 2013

Digital Business Arrives In The Always On Always Augmented World On October 10th and 11th, 2013, over 800 attendees from more than 45 countries arrived at the Munich Olympic Park to share their passion and excitement about the latest augmented reality (AR) developments (see Figure 1).  Hosted by augmented reality pioneer Metaio, Inside AR 2013, […]

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What Would Steve Do?  Ruminations on the Jobs Formula

What Would Steve Do? Ruminations on the Jobs Formula

By Bob Warfield on August 28, 2011

The follow on wave to the initial reaction to Steve Jobs departure has begun, and it’s interesting.  It’s all about understanding the “Steve Jobs Formula”.  I confess I do enjoy reading these articles as do I enjoy reading about the “Warren Buffet Formula.”  There are entire books about the latter.  The one thing that is […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged apple, Entrepreneur, Mercedes Benz, Michael Porter, Steve Jobs, strategy, Wall Street, Warren Buffett | 1 Response

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