Recapping a Busy Week at CES in Las Vegas on Business Casual

 

Daniel Litwin is back from CES in Las Vegas! We recapped his busy week by playing audio from two separate interviews he conducted while he was there and discussed some of the major themes of the show.

Our first interview was with Gary Mittman, CEO and Executive Chairman of Kerv Interactive. He discussed how technology is allowing video content to become interactive in a whole new way. This opens up a world of possibilities for brands to create new levels of engagement.

The second interview was with John Rogers, Professor of Materials Science & Engineering at Northwestern University. He discussed the advancement of wearable technologies and what we might see coming down the pipeline in the future.

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