Uncovering the Surprises and Themes of CES 2020

CES 2020 is underway in Las Vegas, Nevada this week. The ‘Global Stage for Innovation’ runs from Jan. 7-10, bringing together some of the most innovative brands across a wide swath of industries.

The event is among the largest trade shows in the world annually, with an attendance greater than 175,000. Additionally, more than 4,500 companies are exhibiting this year.

MarketScale spoke with digital social evangelist Evan Kirstel to provide a better understanding of how technology continues to drive businesses forward from healthcare to transportation and e-sports.

Kirstel is currently in Las Vegas attending the event and gave MarketScale his take on which industries are making the biggest strides with innovation, what about the show has surprised him thus far, and more.

For full CES coverage, stay tuned to the MarketScale Software & Technology page this week. You can also follow us on Twitter @MarketScale for live updates directly from the show floor.

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