SuperSessions
The conference program at CES is all about delivering maximum value, and the always-free SuperSessions prove it. See the 2011 lineup October 1, and while you're waiting, check out the videos from last year's show.
Connected automobiles are here! This cross-industry panel will present innovations in information, entertainment and safety while revealing the collaborative product development, deployment and integration of automotive and consumer electronics. Automakers, OEMs and the aftermarket can make the difference between built-in profits and reverse-engineered costs to deliver consumer satisfaction.
Moderator: Chris Cook, Vice President Business, Dice Electronics
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Tens of millions of consumers are Twittering like crazy about their activities, their interests, and yes, their consumer electronics purchases. The Parnassus Group, host of the Twitter Conferences, will bring to the stage real-world examples of companies taking full advantage of this new social media platform.
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The global economic meltdown and credit crisis of 2008-2009 forced companies to change the way they do business. A panel of experts draws on case studies to show what resourceful retailers and e-tailers are doing to stay ahead of the curve and remain competitive. The panel will also discuss business strategies for 2010.
Moderator: Jon Fortt, Senior Writer, Fortune
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Whether we're streaming video to our smart phones or anticipating Net-connected televisions, the promise of an on-demand world is upon us. The model for video delivery is fundamentally changing, driving consumers to want free content any time, to any device. So, what’s the holdup? In this year's session, CNET will gather industry leaders to find out.
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You'd think that retail giants across the globe would have many differing, insightful and interesting perspectives on international retail, and in fact, they do! The current global economy has introduced new challenges, advantages and realities. Hear about this and more straight from the world's foremost leaders.
Moderator: Gary Shapiro, President and CEO, Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
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Join FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski and CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro for a candid conversation about Chairman Genachowski's efforts to modernize the agency and his vision for the FCC in the coming decade.
They will discuss developments in competition policy, broadband and other issues impacting the consumer electronics industry.
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CES is a powerful venue for launching innovative products and technologies and an acknowledged forum for thought leadership. Big thinkers from CE, computers, media and telecommunications will discuss upcoming innovations and their impact on our digital lives. What disruptive technologies will drive the industry in the next few years?
Moderator: Tim Bajarin, President, Creative Strategies Inc.
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Growing public attention is being paid to the relationship between safe driving and in-vehicle electronics. Come hear about innovative companies and technologies that empower drivers to use their in-vehicle electronics in a safe and responsible way.
Moderator: Cecilia Kang, Staff Writer, The Washington Post
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A perennial attendee favorite, Last Gadget Standing challenges contenders to give the product demo of their lives. At stake: bragging rights as the product "most likely to change the face of technology." See all the winners strut their stuff in this inventive, fast-paced competition.
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Connected automobiles are here! This cross-industry panel will present innovations in information, entertainment and safety while revealing the collaborative product development, deployment and integration of automotive and consumer electronics. Automakers, OEMs and the aftermarket can make the difference between built-in profits and reverse-engineered costs to deliver consumer satisfaction. Moderator: Chris Cook, Vice President Business, Dice Electronics
Watch it now:
Tens of millions of consumers are Twittering like crazy about their activities, their interests, and yes, their consumer electronics purchases. The Parnassus Group, host of the Twitter Conferences, will bring to the stage real-world examples of companies taking full advantage of this new social media platform.Watch it now:
The global economic meltdown and credit crisis of 2008-2009 forced companies to change the way they do business. A panel of experts draws on case studies to show what resourceful retailers and e-tailers are doing to stay ahead of the curve and remain competitive. The panel will also discuss business strategies for 2010.
Moderator: Jon Fortt, Senior Writer, Fortune
Watch it now:
Whether we're streaming video to our smart phones or anticipating Net-connected televisions, the promise of an on-demand world is upon us. The model for video delivery is fundamentally changing, driving consumers to want free content any time, to any device. So, what’s the holdup? In this year's session, CNET will gather industry leaders to find out.Watch it now:
You'd think that retail giants across the globe would have many differing, insightful and interesting perspectives on international retail, and in fact, they do! The current global economy has introduced new challenges, advantages and realities. Hear about this and more straight from the world's foremost leaders.
Moderator: Gary Shapiro, President and CEO, Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
Watch it now:
Join FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski and CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro for a candid conversation about Chairman Genachowski's efforts to modernize the agency and his vision for the FCC in the coming decade. They will discuss developments in competition policy, broadband and other issues impacting the consumer electronics industry.
Watch it now:
CES is a powerful venue for launching innovative products and technologies and an acknowledged forum for thought leadership. Big thinkers from CE, computers, media and telecommunications will discuss upcoming innovations and their impact on our digital lives. What disruptive technologies will drive the industry in the next few years? Moderator: Tim Bajarin, President, Creative Strategies Inc.
Watch it now:
Growing public attention is being paid to the relationship between safe driving and in-vehicle electronics. Come hear about innovative companies and technologies that empower drivers to use their in-vehicle electronics in a safe and responsible way. Moderator: Cecilia Kang, Staff Writer, The Washington Post
Watch it now:
A perennial attendee favorite, Last Gadget Standing challenges contenders to give the product demo of their lives. At stake: bragging rights as the product "most likely to change the face of technology." See all the winners strut their stuff in this inventive, fast-paced competition.
Watch it now:
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