Parks Associates and CEA® announced that Continua Health Alliance will host a free pre-show session at CONNECTIONS™ on June 24. The Continua Health Alliance is a non-profit, open-industry coalition of the finest healthcare and technology companies joining together in collaboration to improve the quality of personal healthcare by establishing a system of interoperable personal health solutions that fosters independence, empowers individuals and provides the opportunity for truly personalized health & wellness management.
The Continua session “The next generation of personal telehealth is here!” will explore the alliance’s three use cases – chronic disease management, aging independently, and health & fitness – and explain how Continua is utilizing standards to ensure interoperability as it opens new opportunities in digital health solutions and services.
During CONNECTIONS™, Wang will moderate the panel “Digital Technology for Managing Health and Wellness,” which features Parks Associates’ digital-health research and speakers from Texas Instruments, 4HomeMedia, Philips Home Healthcare Solutions, Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, and the Intel Digital Health Group.
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Friday, July 13, 2007
Connection Research Announces Cooperation with Parks Associates
US-based market research firm Connection Research and Parks Associates today announced a cooperative agreement where Connection Research will sell Parks Associates’ research reports and studies in Australia.
Connection Research will be a reseller of all of Parks Associates’ products and services, including the full range of the company’s digital lifestyles, digital media habits, digital health and electronic gaming reports. The two companies have also agreed to cooperate on research activities and provide assistance to each other in developing cross-regional products.
For more information on Connection Research, please visit http://www.connectionresearch.com.au
Connection Research will be a reseller of all of Parks Associates’ products and services, including the full range of the company’s digital lifestyles, digital media habits, digital health and electronic gaming reports. The two companies have also agreed to cooperate on research activities and provide assistance to each other in developing cross-regional products.
For more information on Connection Research, please visit http://www.connectionresearch.com.au
Friday, June 22, 2007
Opening Keynote — The Digital Lifestyle: Under Construction
Summary information from Day 2: CONNECTIONS™ May 2007, hosted in Santa Clara, CA.
Opening Keynote — The Digital Lifestyle: Under Construction
Presented by: Greg Jones, General Manager, DSP Systems Strategic Marketing, Texas Instruments
Beyond the four walls of the digital home is a huge opportunity for delivering content anywhere, anytime – the ultimate Digital Lifestyle. Explore how consumers, service providers, and technology enablers will work together to deliver the vision of the emerging digital lifestyle that is being fueled by new advances in digital signal processing.
Texas Instruments’ portfolio of digital signal processing (DSP) and analog technology solutions represents a broad spectrum of digital lifestyle categories, including communications, digital entertainment, networking, and telemetry applications. Greg Jones, who serves as the general manager for DSP Systems Strategic Marketing, highlighted the importance of the DSP in building a wider array of needed consumer solutions, noting that DSP enables many of the services important to the digital lifestyle, including DSL.
Jones sees a larger role for DSPs in the future across a wide array of emerging consumer applications. Digital entertainment is obviously going to be a significant area as digital signal processing will be necessary in managing bandwidth use and encoding and decoding the many different video codecs and formats. Jones said that there may be upwards of 30-40 different codecs to manage.
In addition, Jones brought up examples beyond entertainment where signal processing will play a role in improving learning and communications (instant translations during phone calls) and transportation (the nearly automated automobile). He also mentioned digital healthcare applications as an opportunity for TI to expand its role. Finally, he discussed how DSP technologies will help service providers offer a higher quality of services by measuring and monitoring traffic and applications with PIQUA solutions.
Opening Keynote — The Digital Lifestyle: Under Construction
Presented by: Greg Jones, General Manager, DSP Systems Strategic Marketing, Texas Instruments
Beyond the four walls of the digital home is a huge opportunity for delivering content anywhere, anytime – the ultimate Digital Lifestyle. Explore how consumers, service providers, and technology enablers will work together to deliver the vision of the emerging digital lifestyle that is being fueled by new advances in digital signal processing.
Texas Instruments’ portfolio of digital signal processing (DSP) and analog technology solutions represents a broad spectrum of digital lifestyle categories, including communications, digital entertainment, networking, and telemetry applications. Greg Jones, who serves as the general manager for DSP Systems Strategic Marketing, highlighted the importance of the DSP in building a wider array of needed consumer solutions, noting that DSP enables many of the services important to the digital lifestyle, including DSL.
Jones sees a larger role for DSPs in the future across a wide array of emerging consumer applications. Digital entertainment is obviously going to be a significant area as digital signal processing will be necessary in managing bandwidth use and encoding and decoding the many different video codecs and formats. Jones said that there may be upwards of 30-40 different codecs to manage.
In addition, Jones brought up examples beyond entertainment where signal processing will play a role in improving learning and communications (instant translations during phone calls) and transportation (the nearly automated automobile). He also mentioned digital healthcare applications as an opportunity for TI to expand its role. Finally, he discussed how DSP technologies will help service providers offer a higher quality of services by measuring and monitoring traffic and applications with PIQUA solutions.
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