Techtelligence

For those of us in the tech world, the bright lights and tinsel of the season represent more than just holiday festivities — they signal another impending annual tradition we call International CES.

A recent report from Deloitte shows the extent to which people in the UK have become ‘addicted’ to their smartphones.

If you’re new to CES, you’ll want to focus on making it a valuable experience for your company. To set yourself up for success, here are a few fundamentals to keep in mind.

With everything becoming smart and connected it’s easy to see why the industry is getting increasingly excited about the opportunities offered by IOT (Internet of Things).

Chatbots aren’t coming. They’re here. And as will most shiny new objects, there’s excitement and uncertainty around how companies can leverage them.

In the midst of the new age of connected home appliances, the continued success of Amazon’s Alexa, and the introduction of Google Home, the competition to be the “iPhone of the IoT age” is well underway.

In just a few weeks, several hundred thousand people will head to Las Vegas right after New Year’s Day.  They’re not going because they want to put their resolutions to the ultimate test; they’re going because of the annual ritual that is CES, the Consumer Electronics Show.

As I sat in the office the other day turning on the washing machine at home, I realized that almost every electronic device I plan to purchase this holiday season has an Internet connection.