Author Archives: GilPress
Small drones market to reach $8.4 billion by 2018
The Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) market will surpass US$8.4 billion by 2018 according to new research published by ABI Research entitled Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) Solutions Ecosystem. By 2019 the Commercial sector will dominate the overall sUAS market … Continue reading
5.2 billion mobile users, 292 billion gigabytes mobile traffic by 2019
In February 2015, Cisco released the Cisco VNI Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast, 2014 – 2019. Global highlights from the updated study include the following projections: By 2019: There will be 5.2 billion global mobile users, up from 4.3 billion … Continue reading
Bring Your Own Glass (BYOG): 90% of smart glasses will be sold to enterprises in 2015
ABI Research expects 2015 to be a big year for smart glasses with unit shipment growth of nearly 150% in 2015, almost of all of which will be in the enterprise and public sector. The market intelligence firm expects over … Continue reading
Networked Privacy in the Age of Surveillance, Sousveillance, Coveillance (slides)
[slideshare id=43830120&doc=rainiesurveillancesousveillancecoveillance-150123110104-conversion-gate01] At Harvard University’s symposium “Privacy in a Networked World,” Lee Rainie presented the latest survey findings about privacy from the Pew Research Center.
2015 Marketing Technology Landscape (Infographic)–1,876 Companies!
Source: chiefmartec.com Scott Brinker says: Even I was surprised that the number of vendors nearly doubled from last year’s edition, which charted an already-staggering 947 companies… My intention with this graphic is to visually demonstrate four points: Marketing has unquestionably … Continue reading
The Simple Pictures Artificial Intelligence Still Can’t Recognize
Wired: Earlier this month, Clune discussed these findings with fellow researchers at the Neural Information Processing Systems conference in Montreal. The event brought together some of the brightest thinkers working in artificial intelligence. The reactions sorted into two rough groups. … Continue reading