CES 2019 THE MINDSHARE @ CES EXPERIENCE - Mindshare In The Loop
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Three key themes of this year’s show: Infrastructure Intelligence Interconnectedness On display were tech elements that Artificial intelligence is increasingly Getting devices and technology to will support and enable the next interwoven into every piece of work together is a problem that still round of tech innovation – 5G technology enabling faster decision vexes the industry. We see large and wireless that will achieve speeds up making, better personalization and small players aggressively working to 100x faster than 4G and cloud greater relevancy to be the default ‘OS’ that overcomes computing to store the data, and wins this challenge applications, etc. that will fuel new products, services and experiences
Marketing Implications The Must See, Part 1 What our experts have to say about new technologies, what to expect in 2019, and the implications for brands. Featuring from Mindshare: Adam Gerhart USA CEO Rachel Lowenstein Associate Director, Invention+ Janet Lavine Managing Director, Invention+ Ritu Trivedi Executive Director, Global Client Lead Share this video: https://youtu.be/hn1gSkdeIko
Marketing Implications The Must See, Part 2 What our experts have to say about new technologies, what to expect in 2019, and the implications for brands. Featuring from Mindshare: Kelly Garland Associate Director, Invention+ Jim Cridlin Global Head of Innovation & Partnerships Zach Freeman Manager, Invention+ Share this video: https://youtu.be/7hmvfI1l9P0
Marketing Implications The Show Floor Tour Tour the show floor and hear how new technologies will change consumer behavior this year and into the future. Featuring from Mindshare: Rachel Lowenstein Associate Director, Invention+ Share this video: https://youtu.be/Y4_mDV-oeWI
Marketing Implications MindshareInTheLoop.com Visit the blog of Mindshare North America for news, videos and highlights from CES 2019. TAKE ME TO MINDSHARE IN THE LOOP THE CES EXPERIENCE Share the site: http://www.mindshareintheloop.com/h ome/category/events/ces/
Six Areas of Industry Focus: 1. 5G 2. SOUND AND VISION 3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS - FITNESS, NUTRITION & BEAUTY 4. TRANSPORT - DRONES, ROBOTS AND VEHICLES 5. SMART HOMES AND CITIES 6. ONE MORE THING…THAT APPLE AD
1. 5G 2. SOUND AND VISION 3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS - FITNESS, NUTRITION & BEAUTY 4. TRANSPORT - DRONES, ROBOTS AND VEHICLES 5. SMART HOMES AND CITIES 6. ONE MORE THING…THAT APPLE AD
5G: What You Should Know One of the “Stars” of CES Rolling out in USA in 2019. Up to 100x Faster than 4G Expected to transform (though it was more about Critical mass in USA (and multiple industries the concept of 5G versus EU) could be as early as including: transportation actual 5G enabled 2020 (or later…) and cities (driverless products at this stage) cars), medicine (remotely controlled operations), and personal entertainment (faster downloads and streaming)
1. 5G 2. SOUND AND VISION 3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS - FITNESS, NUTRITION & BEAUTY 4. TRANSPORT - DRONES, ROBOTS AND VEHICLES 5. SMART HOMES AND CITIES 6. ONE MORE THING…THAT APPLE AD
Sound and Vision: What You Should Know Screens are getting Voice is making its way Voice technology is VR still trying to find a flexible into everything getting better; it’s compelling use case becoming more accurate beyond gaming and and more personalized. entertainment
1. 5G 2. SOUND AND VISION 3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS - FITNESS, NUTRITION & BEAUTY 4. TRANSPORT - DRONES, ROBOTS AND VEHICLES 5. SMART HOMES AND CITIES 6. ONE MORE THING…THAT APPLE AD
Health and Wellness: What You Should Know Health & Wellness is BIG The tech is pivoting from Consumers view health Wellness is an all business ($4.2tn globally) monitoring health to data as extremely personal encompassing term now – enabling wellness AND (and valuable); discussion beauty, mental and offering not only around right of consumers physical health, fitness, ‘diagnosis’ but suggested to own (and profit from) prevention, diagnosis and courses of action that data is proliferating more.
1. 5G 2. SOUND AND VISION 3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS - FITNESS, NUTRITION & BEAUTY 4. TRANSPORT - DRONES, ROBOTS AND VEHICLES 5. SMART HOMES AND CITIES 6. ONE MORE THING…THAT APPLE AD
Transport: What You Should Know Transportation will look Transport will be much It will be more efficient The in-vehicle experience different in the future. more autonomous and (and theoretically better will change and Personalized modes of safer (98% of all accidents for the environment) entertainment will transport and transport are result of human error; dominate that converts easily from a eliminate the human and passenger vehicle to a you eliminate the error) freight vehicle will be common
1. 5G 2. SOUND AND VISION 3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS - FITNESS, NUTRITION & BEAUTY 4. TRANSPORT - DRONES, ROBOTS AND VEHICLES 5. SMART HOMES AND CITIES 6. ONE MORE THING…THAT APPLE AD
Smart Homes and Cities: What You Should Know Companies are battling it Google, Amazon, Apple But lots of smaller niche Voice control is a key out to be the central home and Samsung appear to be competitors also in the accelerant of smart home control/coordinator in the lead space
1. 5G 2. SOUND AND VISION 3. HEALTH AND WELLNESS - FITNESS, NUTRITION & BEAUTY 4. TRANSPORT - DRONES, ROBOTS AND VEHICLES 5. SMART HOMES AND CITIES 6. ONE MORE THING…THAT APPLE AD
Apple is staking out a different space TREND from / TECH the rest of the industry NAME INFO ON WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT
Apple has repeatedly slammed its rivals for stockpiling and misusing personal data for profit. Apple claims that it collects your data but doesn’t sell it or allow it to go off platform. It’s ad at CES was its only involvement in the show. “Thisisis “This surveillance” surveillance” (Tim Cook on Google and Facebook data practices)
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