There was little trepidation. I had been to big technology shows before: CES and Comdex both sprawled across the vastness of Las Vegas. And as expected, Comic-Con was a more contained event, a more intimate venue, despite its propensity to spill into the streets of San Diego. Comic-Con is not small by any means, but except for a few moments when celebrities without costumes were lead escorted to their signing venues by black-t-shirted security personnel, Comic-Con never felt too big or too inaccessible.
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Daniel W. Rasmus, Founder and Principal Analyst of Serious Insights, is an internationally recognized speaker on the future of work and education. He is the author of several books, including Listening to the Future and Management by Design.
