Insight Type: Analyst Insight

Big Tech has a tremendous opportunity to execute a quick pivot and embrace a whole new way of connecting with customers and prospects. With in-person events out for the foreseeable future, here are some ways tech brands can get creative and deliver some significant value at the same time.
Get the lowdown on Intel’s Mobile World Congress announcements from Lynn Comp, Vice President and General Manager of Intel Data Platforms.
Google came out recently announcing that it is cutting its marketing budget in half for the remainder of 2020. What does this cut mean for Google and what is it saying about the company's expectations for the remainder of the year?
As with any new partnership announcement, the news isn’t so much about the business deal as it is about the potential of what could come of it. And right now, the AT&T and Google deal signifies that the world is ready for a bigger push for 5G/edge computing.
Companies are starting to use emotional recognition technology for recruitment. But we know the results should not be accepted without further research. It simply isn’t fair for us to judge other people for what they’re feeling—especially if, as the science shows, we actually don’t know.
Big Tech is using consumer data to help government and the healthcare system better understand the spread of COVID-19. But what privacy implications should be considered by consumers?
One of the core principles of digital transformation is that it is meant to improve customer experience. True success lies in a company’s ability to make customer’s lives better—whether those customers are buyers, patients, students, or otherwise. Digital transformation for good. It’s the next big thing in 2020.
As events have been shuttered due to COVID-19 companies have moved to a digital event strategy. A look into the pivots being made and what companies need to consider when moving to digital events.
How phone location data is being used by big tech to gauge the efficacy of social distancing policies. Let's take a look at this.
What should companies be thinking about in their efforts to continue marketing and driving business during this time where traditional events and face-to-face meetings are impossible?
Qualcomm’s real-time translation during a phone call moves this functionality from science fiction to fact. Oh, I know cloud-based transcription functionality exists, but this is different. When the real-time translation function can happen on your phone, or on the device you’re using as your communication interface (i.e. laptop, tablet), it’s a game-changer. And that’s where Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 comes in.

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