Keynotes, brand matters supersession, conference tracks and techzones showcase hottest wireless technology.
The conference program at CES offers a number of SuperSessions that deal with wireless technology. Mega Trends and Mobile First World will discuss the most important trends in consumer Internet and a mobile-first world. The New Network Effect Changes Everything explains the change in relationship between people, machines, and infrastructure in this increasingly networked world. Ericsson President and CEO Hans Vestberg, Rodney Brooks of Rethink Robotics, and Ford Motor Co. Chief Technical Officer Paul Mascarenas join Techonomy's David Kirkpatrick for a discussion of how their disparate worlds are converging, and what it means for the future.
Also, The Brand Matters SuperSession, sponsored by MediaLink and moderated by Xavier Kochhar of MediaLink and Jamie Gutfruend of The Intelligence Group, features a panel of consumers to discuss media consumption habits and answers the question, “How are your consumers REALLY engaging with Digital Media?” Immediately after, senior management from major digital media, marketing, and emerging media platform companies will respond to the consumers about how they really engage with digital media and in the process, unearth the social, cultural, technological and media forces that are making them increasingly elusive for most marketers. The Brand Matters SuperSession will feature:
MODERATORS: Xavier Kochhar, MediaLink, and Jamie Gutfruend, The Intelligence Group
Derek Gottfrid, VP of Product, Tumblr
Holger Luedorf, Head of Product Strategy, Foursquare
Shiva Rajaraman, Director, Product Management, YouTube
Michael Vernal, Director, Product Engineering, Facebook
Guy Yalif, Head of Product Marketing, Twitter
Dan Wright, Director, Connected Devices, Amazon
The 2013 International CES will explore every segment of the wireless market through CES conference tracks dedicated to wireless technology. The Smartphones and Tablets conference track offers nine sessions. These sessions will address the newest technologies and explore how smartphones and tablets are revolutionizing the consumption and monetization of content. In addition, the Wireless Communications conference track offers five sessions that focus on the ever-expanding wireless world. Content in the Cloud also offers six insightful keynotes and four lively panel discussions highlighting the latest advancements in cloud-based solutions in different electronic products. These sessions will address the future of wireless technologies and will provide information on what is needed to lead and keep up with the speed of innovation.
The 2013 CES will feature 20 TechZones that feature the largest collection of the latest technology the industry has to offer. The Wireless Mobility Brought to You by Qualcomm TechZone is the hotspot for wireless technology. The MEMS TechZone is another wireless-focused area on the CES show floor. MEMS showcases the industry’s most innovative companies that are driving the adoption of wireless technology in mobile phones, game consoles, tablet PCs and other hot consumer-electronics devices.
CES 2013 will feature 3,000 global technology companies unveiling the latest consumer technology products and services across 15 major product categories including the latest in audio, automotive electronics, connected home technologies, digital imaging/photography, electronic gaming, entertainment/content, wireless and more.
