Bob Bilbruck | Source | CEO at Captjur
Bob Bilbruck
Bob Bilbruck is Founder and CEO of B2 Group and Captjur a strategic consulting and business services firm, a Visionary Advisor, Business Strategist, Investor, Published Author (Analyst) & Technologist.
Mr. Bilbruck is well versed on many topics including emerging technologies, connected health, wellness, fitness, aging and pharma, IoT and Mobility, eCommerce, PaaS, SaaS, AR/VR, Metaverse, finance and economy, real estate, gig economy models, channels and emerging digital channels
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Captjur CEO Bob Bilbruck Talks Simon-Shopify Partnership Adds Color to Physical Retail | PYMNTS.com
As eCommerce brands continue to thrive in a digital-first world, many are facing the challenge of bridging the gap between online success and physical
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Captjur CEO Talks About How advanced backup solutions are combating the surge in cyberattacks – Intelligent CISO
Amid an escalating wave of ransomware and cyberattacks, modern backup solutions are stepping up with innovative strategies to safeguard critical data. Modern technologies are evolving far beyond traditional data recovery, incorporating advanced measures to both protect and restore vital information, addressing threats in a reactive and proactive manner.
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Captjur CEO Bob Bilbruck Talks with NTD News About the X APP Developments for 2025
X CEO Linda Yaccarino teased on X that X TV and X Money may be coming in 2025. Elon Musk has previously talked about turning X into an “everything app,” even potentially replacing banks.
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Google Maps Blurring: A Step Towards Enhanced Privacy
Bob explains that Google Maps' blurring feature enhances privacy by obscuring home images, though it's not foolproof. He recommends it for those in high-traffic areas, public figures, and those with safety concerns. Bob advises, "Request image removals and remove personal data like addresses from the internet" for added privacy. -
US Rare Earth Production Faces Challenges Amid China's Export Ban
Bob notes Mountain Pass mine is the largest US rare earth facility, facing processing challenges. China's export ban impacts supply, affecting industries like computing. Bob suggests, “Expand mining and processing facilities in the US,” including exploring new areas like Utah, to reduce dependency on China. -
Google Fiber Disrupts Traditional Telecom in Rural America
Bob notes, "Google Fiber is shaking up traditional telecom models by focusing on areas neglected by big players." By collaborating with local governments and offering competitive pricing, Google challenges incumbents. While private companies fill infrastructure gaps, Bob warns of potential monopolies. Innovative pricing and public-private partnerships could enhance affordability and access, balancing profitability with community service.
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“The metaverse is the real world virtualized,” Bob Bilbruck, CEO at tech consulting firm Captjur, told TheWrap. “Most of the time the metaverse will be an overlay on your real life and activities. Everything from banking, to learning, to entertainment, to commuting, to doing business, interacting with friends, gaming will all be enhanced through the metaverse, and eventually the two will seamlessly merge where you will not be able to tell if you’re in the real world or metaverse world.”
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Ultralight Headsets Could Finally Make VR Comfortable
Smaller chips and diamond frames may be on the way"Lightweight design is essential because as people use these devices in their everyday life, no one is going to want the size of the current VR and AR glasses," Bob Bilbruck, CEO of VR firm Captjur, told Lifewire in an email interview. "The Metaverse is an overlay of the real world and your digital world, and you will be able to seamlessly go between the two for services, entertainment, banking, experiences, etc. and the lightweight design is essential for this adoption."
