CES Tech Talk

Hear how technology leaders from Workday and Deloitte are turning the latest trends in tech into tangible moments of enterprise stability, responsibility and diversity to put the future into focus for 2021 and beyond.  Guests: Scott Buchholz, Emerging Technology research director and Government & Public Services chief technology officer, Deloitte Consulting LLP Joe Wilson, Chief Technology Officer - North America, Workday

Canon is a CES regular that continues to redefine how we see the world—inspiring us through the images its products capture. Kevin Ogawa, President and CEO, Canon USA, will discuss what his company has in store for us at CES and beyond. Guest: Kevin Ogawa, President and CEO, Canon USA Inc.

Drones are powerful tools that are transforming our lives for the better—from filming to farming to photography and beyond. Adam Bry founded and skyrocketed drone maker Skydio to the top of the U.S. drone market. Find out what makes Skydio’s drones different, get a glimpse into Skydio’s growth patterns and hear what Adam envisions for the future of this game-changing technology. Guest: Adam Bry, Co-Founder and CEO, Skydio

Deeptha Khanna discusses Philips' transition into becoming a digital health company. Guest: Deeptha Khanna, Chief Business Leader Personal Health, Royal Philips

How do you make life somewhat "normal" for your employees during COVID - how do you do it as a leading global technology brand?  Find out Sony's approach to adjusting to work life during the pandemic, as well as take a deeper dive into the company's corporate social responsibility initiatives in this latest episode of CES Tech Talk. Guest: Cheryl Goodman, Head of Corporate Communications, Sony Electronics North America

The COVID-19 pandemic has compelled technology companies to rethink their approaches to business, workforce culture, customer service and more. Hear from one of the original CES exhibitors on how they have navigated the pandemic and what they are looking forward to in an all-digital CES 2021. Guest: M. Faisal Pandit, President of Panasonic System Solutions Company of North America, Panasonic Corporation of North America   

CES 2020 featured remarkable innovations from both long-time exhibitors and companies you might not typically think of as tech companies. We also unveiled our Global Tech Challenge, calling on innovators to use their tech for good. There was so much to see and do over just a few short days. Join us as we look back on highlights from this year’s show with leaders from Samsung and Sony, two of the most talked-about brands at CES 2020. Guests John Godfrey, SVP, Public Policy, Samsung Electronics America Cheryl Goodman, Head of Corporate Communications and CSR, Sony Electronics

Sponsored by Dell This week’s episode was recorded live at CES 2020. Brands are benefiting from backing esports. It offers direct access to a prime consumer group: 18-35 year olds who may have already parted ways with traditional TV. We hear from a star esports athlete, the CEO of his team and Dell discussing how brands must find unique ways, such as esports, to share their message. Guests Bryan de Zayas, Global Director of Marketing, Dell Steve Arhancet, Co-CEO and Owner, Team Liquid Jonathan “@EliGE” Jablonowski, CS:GO Player, Team Liquid

Sponsored by Aptiv We’re looking into the safer, greener and more connected technology behind self-driving vehicles. Our episode sponsor, Aptiv, unveiled their flexible and scalable smart vehicle architecture at CES 2020. They joined us to explain how these advancements will reduce complexity and offer better control for users. Guest Glen De Vos, SVP, CTO & President, Aptiv

Sponsored by Deloitte We’ve talked about the latest in vehicle tech all year, but at CES 2020, we got to show you. On the show floor, vehicle and automotive companies demonstrated the innovations driving the consumer tech industry forward more safely and effectively. Media experts share their experiences from the show floor. Guests Anthony Elio, Associate Editor, Innovation & Tech Today Dana Wollman, Editor in Chief, Engadget Matt Swider, Managing Editor, Tech Radar