Dan Ledger, Founder of Path Collaborative based in the United States participates in Risk Roundup to discuss the Future of Wearables And Security Risks.
Future of Wearables And Security Risks
When the wireless technology industry moves at the speed of light, what will be its impact on the existing and emerging initiatives in cyberspace, geospace, and space?
It is said that of the many initiatives that will be impacted across cyberspace, geospace, and space; perhaps the impact on wearables is expected to be profound. From fitness trackers to smartwatches, smart glasses to health trackers; wearables technology today, is rapidly moving towards a tomorrow of not only efficiency, affordability, and functionality; but also speed and size that is fundamental to support tracking and other desired functionality.
As the potential of wearables is likely to lead nations to a future of countless possibilities, it is important to evaluate which advances in technology are empowering wearables to collectively become faster, smaller, and effective.
As we enter an exciting new age, where technology will not only be displayed on human bodies but will one day even be merged with them, it is important that we understand its impact and evaluate it further. Time is now to talk about Wearables Security Risks!
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About the Guest
Dan Ledger is the founder and principal at Path Collaborative, a strategy consulting and research firm that helps companies identify and pursue emerging opportunities related to health, athletic performance, and wellness.
Prior to forming Path Collaborative, Dan was a principal at Endeavour Partners where he led a great several consulting projects and research related to wearable technology, connected health, and IoT.
He has advised numerous startups, larger service providers, and OEMs on product definition, service design, ecosystem strategy, and go-to-market planning within this space. Dan has appeared on NPR, Bloomberg, and CNN talking about the future of wearable technology. His research in wearable technology has been covered by GigaOm, The Guardian, Fast Company, Fortune, Forbes, TechRepublic, and CBS. Dan has multiple engineering degrees from Washington University in St. Louis and a Master’s degree from MIT.
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