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Oser Communications Group Las Vegas Friday, January 11, 2019 AN INDEPENDENT PUBLICATION NOT AFFILIATED WITH CES By Lael Alexander, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Noitavonne We are an emerging leader in the global marketplace as a provider of consumer electronic products, mobile technologies, enterprise software and cloud-based serv- ices to individual consumers, common carriers (MVNOs), small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and large enterprises, including customers in the government, health and education sectors. As the succes- sor Noitavonne Inc., founded in 2011, effective in November 2017 moved its corporate headquarters from Texas to Oklahoma and went on to establish RP Digital LLC as a management company overseeing the activities Noitavonne is Back An interview with Jeff Travers, Head of IoT at Ericsson. CEDN: Why will 5G usher in such a huge transformation in how companies do business? JT: 5G connectivity will be about 20 times faster than 4G and able to accommodate up to 1,000 additional devices per meter. As a result, 5G will enable new tech- nologies at scale, such as connected vehicles and even connected healthcare, which were not previously feasi- ble due to the limitations of 4G. In a nutshell, with 5G, nearly everything can be connected. To remain competitive, the next generation of An interview with Joseph Cerquone, Director of Public Relations, American S p e e c h - L a n g u a g e - Hearing Association. CEDN: The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association has pioneered raising healthy usage of pop- ular technology. How have things changed over the years? JC: When ASHA first exhibited at CES more than a decade ago, it was one of only about dozen organizations focused on safe and healthy usage of popular technology. By Jo Simpson, President The history of burn-off ovens is the history of Pollution Control. My father, Peyton Simpson, started Pollution Control Products Co. the way most businesses get started – he saw a need and he solved a problem. The year was 1971 and a neighboring business was having a difficult time com- plying with the new Clean Air Act of 1970. That compa- ny rebuilt electric motors, which required that the old copper wire coil and all varnish, epoxy, paint and insu- lation be removed and the stator thoroughly cleaned. Prior to today's stringent environmental laws, this was often done by soaking the motor parts in kerosene and By Aaron Thom, Senior Designer, MingFeng Packaging (USA), Inc. Recently, MingFeng Packaging has expanded operations in Dongguan, China by moving into a brand new 230,000 square meter industrial park facility. We have also introduced a new and exciting biomass composite material to the high-end packaging and display market. Bamboo plastic composite is the latest member to join the family of environmentally friendly materials. Bamboo powder, PE/PP plastic and a processing agent are mixed together to form a green bamboo plastic Continued on Page 49 By Rob Bergquist, Founder and Director, Cell Phones for Soldiers We're proud of the work we do at Cell Phones For Soldiers to con- nect and support our troops and veterans in need. Since 2004, we have worked to make a difference in the lives of the brave men and women who serve (and have served) our country in uniform. And we couldn't do it without our donors. Thousands of individuals and organizations have powered Cell Phones For Soldiers to help others by donating old cell phones and other mobile devices and raising money for our cause. Donors understand the Continued on Page 47 Continued on Page 47 5G & the Coming Transformation of Physical Products ASHA Promotes Safe Listening for Children MingFeng Packaging Expands Operations Pollution Control a Leader in Thermal Stripping Technology Top Reasons to Give to Cell Phones for Soldiers Continued on Page 47 Continued on Page 49 Continued on Page 49 BOOTH #40870 BOOTH #35350 BOOTH #44404 Continued on Page 49