While CES is accustomed to being the inaugural major technology event of the year, this year, however, the world’s largest consumer electronics event finds itself in unfamiliar territory – hosting its debut all-digital show months after most. All eyes are on CES to start 2021 with a bang. Of course, event organizers have benefited from substantially more preparation time than the major events throughout 2020’s panic-strewn calendar, yet CES is a show like no other – where gadgets, gizmos and monolithic TV sets take center stage ever year on the show floor. Transitioning a show like CES to a virtual experience therefore offers greater challengers than the software-centric shows of the video entertainment and communications sectors, so CES 2021 will…