CES 2025 is underway in Las Vegas. This is my first time attending and it is not disappointing. My first day I zeroed in on Age Tech. It is exploding and for good reason.
Starts January 7th in Las Vegas – CES brings together the entire health ecosystem to learn, network, and explore the role technology plays in advancing and reforming medicine, healthcare and consumer wellness. Boost your visibility and fast-track your business objectives by participating at CES.
Looking for a conference to attend this Winter? Check out our Friday at Five this week as we bring you five events to consider: 2024 ASTP Annual Meeting, Sharing Health Data: Challenges to Solve – Lessons to be Learned, CES 2025, ViVE 2025, and AHA Rural Health Care Leadership Conference.
Looking for a conference to attend this Winter? This week’s Friday at Five brings you five events to consider: ATA EDGE2023 Policy Conference, 2023 ONC Annual Meeting, CES 2024, ViVE 2024, and Digital Health 2024.
Have you started to attending in person events yet? This winter you might consider RSNA, CES, HITMC, Biotech Showcase, and AHA Rural Health Leadership Conference.
Conferences are a good way to get the newest information, network, earn some needed continuing education, or get back in touch with peers. With the pandemic still raging, companies are moving forward with their conferences and events online. Here are some upcoming virtual events to consider.
CES is the world’s gathering place for all those who thrive on the business of consumer technologies. It has served as the proving ground for innovators and breakthrough technologies for 50 years — the global stage where next-generation innovations are introduced to the marketplace.
By Beth Kelly – Now that the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show is over, the tech world is buzzing over the latest and greatest products that were debuted and displayed there by companies big and small. One trend that has only grown in recent years at CES is the presence of health technology at the show and it’s slowly becoming a part of mainstream consumers’ everyday life.