It’s that time of year again. The Consumer Electronics Show will rock Las Vegas in early January. Companies are gearing up and hoping to do a good job of cutting through all the loud and distracting background noise to share their messages at the show. It’s a tough job, since CES is full of industry analysts, media representatives, investors and customers — and they all want something different.
One of the big goals of companies at the show is to get lots of positive attention from attendees in order to punch their way onto the 2015 map.
Making Your CES Connections Count
Posted by: Jeff Kagan December 17, 2014 06:38 AMIt’s that time of year again. The Consumer Electronics Show will rock Las Vegas in early January. Companies are gearing up and hoping to do a good job of cutting through all the loud and distracting background noise to share their messages at the show. It’s a tough job, since CES is full of industry analysts, media representatives, investors and customers — and they all want something different.
One of the big goals of companies at the show is to get lots of positive attention from attendees in order to punch their way onto the 2015 map.