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Jamie Capozzi, founder and president of Theory Associates (www.theoryassociates.com), is a branding expert specializing in the consumer tech industry. He and his team of creative professionals help companies create, rejuvenate and maintain their brands.
Ever heard the quote, “Good artists borrow, great artists steal?” Apparently, Picasso might have said this back in the day, but the true source is lost somewhere in history.
Over the last decade, almost a quarter of a million new products have been announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. And what percentage of these product launches has actually made it to a shelf at Best Buy or Wal-Mart stores?