What Will the “Next 30 Years” Look Like? And Will Robots Outnumber People Anytime Soon? We Sit Down with Zebra’s Vice President of Corporate Strategy to Find Out.

The year 2051 may be tough to imagine in detail, but Chip Yager has a feeling people will still be calling the shots in factories, warehouses, retail stores, and restaurants – even as robots provide more support. He’s also confident that whatever happens in the next 30 years, Zebra will be there to help every asset and worker be visible, connected and fully optimized. Listen to our latest podcast episode now to find out why:

In this very fun 15-minute conversation, Chip also gave us the scoop on…

• what he was doing at the time of Zebra’s initial public offering 30 years ago. (It’s not what you might expect.)
• why he didn’t buy into Zebra’s Enterprise Asset Intelligence vision at first – and why he wholeheartedly believes now its key to our future, both as a company and as a society.
• just how much Zebra’s trajectory has changed in recent years and how it could affect the technologies you and I will see in our personal lives in the next 30 years.
• what he credits to Zebra’s 30-year success as a public company
• how investors view Zebra (and what has driven up our stock price)

If you’re overdue for a coffee break, grab that cup and hit play on this episode now.

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• As One of the Last “Original” Zebras, Tom Zwier Will Be the First to Tell You a Lot Has Changed Since Zebra Went Public 30 Years Ago. But He’s Proud a Few Things Never Did.
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• #ThrowbackThursday: When the Touch Computer Took Over (Part 2)