Future Forward: Tech Trends Now is at the heart of a wave of innovation, connection, and strategic insight as industries worldwide converge this fall to chart the future of technology. One of the season’s standout events is FutureCon, the virtual summit hosted by PRSA from November 5 to 7, 2025. Designed for executive and C-suite communicators, FutureCon will offer deep dives into the trends transforming the way organizations communicate, build trust, and lead with purpose. Industry leaders such as Ray Day, Vice Chair of Stagwell, and Barby K. Siegel, Global CEO of Zeno Group, will join panels unpacking how artificial intelligence, disinformation, and evolving stakeholder expectations are reshaping public relations and business strategy. Attendees can expect dynamic sessions on storytelling, multigenerational workforces, and the new battle for brand reputation as AI-powered models influence how audiences interact with brands.The prominence of artificial intelligence is further underscored by sessions led by experts like Natan Edelsburg, Chief Partnerships Officer at Muck Rack, and Amanda Carl Pratt, Director of Communications at Google DeepMind. They will explore how communications leaders are evolving their skills and strategies in an AI-powered future. The summit will also address the new realities of information management, with Fred Cook from the USC Center for Public Relations and Melissa Waggener Zorkin of We Communications delving into the challenge of AI misinformation and steps for ensuring brand clarity and voice in a world dominated by large language models.Meanwhile, the spirit of Future Forward extends well beyond communications. In construction, ENR FutureTech is bringing together tech leaders to discuss emerging technologies revolutionizing project execution and infrastructure. From digital transformation to AI-driven project management, the forum highlights how the future of construction is being shaped by rapid advancements and client-driven expectations. On the industry front, Karmak’s annual user conference just wrapped up, showcasing practical AI solutions already operational in the trucking sector. Karmak executives emphasized their Alliance Program and first-to-market innovations, reinforcing a message that technology must serve people and real business outcomes.The health sector is equally energized. At HLTH 2025 in Las Vegas, over twelve thousand attendees explored the latest in AI, digital health, and industry disruption. The American Medical Association launched its Center for Digital Health and AI, a physician-led initiative to shape tech standards and clinical workflows for the future. Hospitals like Endeavor Health and Houston Methodist are piloting generative AI tools to boost efficiency and care coordination, while GE Healthcare partners with major systems to roll out predictive analytics platforms for managing staffing and equipment.From AI-powered command centers in hospitals to edge computing solutions showcased by Vertiv at TechNet Indo-Pacific, the thread running through all these Future Forward events is clear: real progress comes from aligning strategy, technology, and partnership. As highlighted by industry voices at these summits, collaboration, trust, and thoughtful application of new tools are what will define success in the next era. Thank you for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more on the innovations and stories shaping tomorrow. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3QsFor more check out http://www.quietplease.aiThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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