by Emily Friedman | Dec 2, 2016 | Editorial
Wearables in the workplace are inevitable–this much I think we can agree upon, if only because the devices are hands-free (making them essential for deskless workers.) In addition, we can agree that a user-centric approach to both the hardware itself and its...
by Emily Friedman | Nov 7, 2016 | Editorial
Wearables are part of a much larger picture, but the applications don’t have to be complicatedParticipants from June’s EWTS 2016 are looking beyond just wearables, towards an entire ecosystem of connected devices that will comprise the (smart) workplace of the future....
by Emily Friedman | Nov 3, 2016 | By Technology
Written by Special Guest Blogger Reginald Parris, Wearables Analyst, Lux ResearchFitbit released a set of data to combat skepticism surrounding how wearable activity trackers actually improve health. The Fitabase Research Library lists more than 170 studies that have...
by Emily Friedman | Nov 2, 2016 | By Technology
New realities – Augmented, Virtual and Mixed – open up tremendous opportunities for visualization, communication and training in the enterprise. Applications for these technologies may not be as exciting as in Gaming and Entertainment, but they are changing the way we...
by Emily Friedman | Oct 26, 2016 | Editorial
Wearables are part of a much bigger picture but applications don’t have to be complicatedWearables are definitely part of a larger picture but as we progress towards a true IoT, there are some obvious, even unassuming, enterprise wearable applications today.At EWTS...
