Mike Feibus Email & Phone Number

Industry analyst/columnist Mike Feibus (pronounced Fy-bus) is the voice of FeibusTech. He is a well-recognized and oft-quoted expert on connected health and fitness, smart home, connected car, privacy and security. Also cloud, big data, AIFeibusTech has been providing an unparalleled blend of technical depth, market insight and business savvy to the IoT.

Mclean, VA, US

Comment on mobility, IoT, mHealth, SmartGrid, augmented reality and that's pretty much it.

Needham Heights, Massachusetts, US

Commentary on enterprise security, manageabilty, connectivity, client device technology trends. Also public cloud, hybrid cloud, AI, work-from-home, future-of-work

Assist electronics hardware suppliers, their customers and ecosystem partners in defining products and assessing markets. Assist the financial sector and systems vendors in evaluating semiconductor companies, products and markets.

Philadelphia, PA, US

Cover tech news and views in monthly segment with Overnight America host Jon Grayson

Commentary on wearables, digital health, the Internet of Things, mobile computing technology. You know, stuff like that.

New York, NY, US

Comment on mobile client markets and technology trends with a focus on laptops, tablets and smartphones.

Reston, Virginia, US

Write commentary on tech business and technology trends.

Santa Clara, California, US

Santa Clara, California, US

Wrote commentary on mobile client business and technology for a leading publication serving the engineering ecosystem.

Bucharest, RO

Defined, produced and published in-depth research and analysis on PC components markets. Directed day-to-day business and longer-range strategic activities. As co-founder and co-owner, played an integral role in building the company into a premier supplier of component research serving most major suppliers of PCs and chips.

Commented on computer trends for Ziff-Davis Publishing’s leading trade magazine.

Dallas, TX, US

Developed strategies for marketing TI chips to PC manufacturers.

Member of the launch team for In-Stat's market research services, which grew from nothing into a multimillion-dollar operation. Analyzed markets for PC components as well as other semiconductor markets. Helped prepare and present In-Stat Forum, an industry executive summit.

San Jose, California, US

Covered the semiconductor industry for Silicon Valley's newspaper. Wrote a widely-read column on technology called "Bits 'n Bytes."

El Segundo, California, US

US

Mba, Marketing

Ba, Economics

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