2013 conference - CES

Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Wednesday, January 9 LVH, Room 9 Thursday, January 10 LVH, Room 9
2:15–3:15 p .m .
PMA9 Trends and Technology: Photography in
the Cloud: Best Practices, Challenges and
What’s Next
As more people put their trust in digital imaging, storage has
become a critical issue for the average consumer. Where prints
would have simply perished in a house fire, digital imaging implies
a higher promise of “permanent” storage. This session explores
how various companies are tackling security for
digital images.
Panelists: Alan Bullock, Associate Director, InfoTrends
Yuval Koren, CEO and Co-Founder, Eye-Fi and Circ
Tim Moynihan, Sr. Editor, IDG Consumer and SMB
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8:30–9:30 a .m .
PMA11 Trends and Technology: Mobile
Photo App Users — Will They Ever Order
Photo Products?
Do mobile photographers ever order photo products from their
smartphones or tablets? If so, what are their characteristics, and
what methods are used to create and order print products? We
present the latest research findings and recommendations for
output providers. Learn how to capitalize on the large number of
photos taken with mobile devices.
Presenter: Hans Hartmann, Researcher, Author, Suite48 Analytics
10:45–11:45 a .m .
PMA12 Retail Strategy: A Consumer Driven
Approach to Retail
With the change from analog to digital technology, consumers have
more options available to them. This session presents an analysis of
camera usage and what consumers are doing with those images in
the U.S. and Europe.
Presenters: Jay Hitchens, Project Manager, ECCE-Terram
Frank Simon, Editor, ECCE-Terram
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Apple Market, MEMS and the Consumer Connection, PMA@CES Conference Sessions, Silvers Summit, Smart Homes & Digital Consumers: Sponsored by
J.D. Power and Associates, Smartphones and Tablets Conference, The International Academy of Web Television Presents: The Digital Entertainment Transformation,
Tweet House Presents: Innovations in Social Business, Variety’s Entertainment Summit: Film & Technology, Variety’s Entertainment Summit: TV & Technology,
Wireless Communications, SuperSessions and Keynote Addresses.
8:45–9:25 a .m .
Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Tuesday, January 8 LVCC, North Hall, N256
Keynote: Vinton Cerf: How the Internet and
Users Have Grown Up Together
The boomer generation built the Internet, and it’s among the most
miraculous human-made inventions ever developed. Vinton Cerf,
Google’s Chief Internet Evangelist and widely recognized as one of
the fathers of the Internet, looks at how the Internet changed us and
how we continue to change the Internet.
Presenters: Mary Cain, MPH, Managing Director, HT3
Jill Gilbert, Producer, Digital Health and
Silvers Summit
Jeff Makowka, Sr. Strategic Advisor, Thought
Leadership, AARP
Keynote: Vinton Cerf, Chief Evangelist, Google
9:25–10:10 a .m .
Rethinking How We Interact With Technology
Using Voice, Touch and Gestures
Groundbreaking technologies that allow us to use voice, touch and
even the blink of an eye are making intimidating devices accessible
and easy to master. Get an insider’s look into technology that may
know what we want simply by hearing our voice or reading
our minds.
Moderator: Gary Kaye, Chief Content Officer, In The Boombox
Panelists: Daniel Hubbell, Sr. Marketing Communications
Manager, Microsoft Accessibility
Kwindla Hultman Kramer, CEO, Oblong Industries
Carl Korobkin, VP, OEM Solutions, Tobii
Peter Mahoney, CMO, Nuance; GM, Dragon
Silvers Summit
People age 50+ comprise nearly 45 percent of the total U.S. population and control
70 percent of the country’s wealth. It’s time to understand just how this large and
powerful demographic uses technology in daily life and what it wants in the future.
The Silvers Summit explores new thinking, new products and services, and how the
role of technology is being redefined. After all, this is the generation that invented
the Internet!
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10:15–11 a .m .
Groundbreaking Tech: Staying Safe, Social,
Mobile and Medicated
A fall, a burn, isolation, a forgotten pill — all are potential threats to
living to a ripe old age. Find out how inventive devices are offering
crucial assistance when we need it most.
Moderator: David Weigelt, President and Co-Founder,
Immersion Active
Panelists: Fred Allegrezza, CEO, Telikin
John Marick, Co-Founder and CEO, Consumer Cellular
11:05–11:35 a .m .
Sex Never Gets OLD
Two out of three single boomers are actively dating, and the
55+ demographic is the fastest-growing group of online daters. No
wonder we’re experiencing the Sexual Revolution 2.0.
Don’t miss this provocative discussion about how technology
can support our emotional and physical well-being and
stimulate (pun intended) this growing market!
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