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THE FUTURE OF TECH IN THE FUNERAL PROFESSION | DISRUPTu! Episode_022

DISRUPT Media by DISRUPT Media
October 22, 2025
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http://www.funeralsocial.com – If you hated Pokémon Go then you are really going to hate what comes next.

I was asked at a recent speaking engagement what I thought was coming next in the funeral profession around product and technology. First, I think Pokémon Go was just a taste of what is coming on the consumer side of augmented reality and Facebook isn’t going away.

Watch the full (under 5 minute) video to hear what my thoughts are on the future of technology if the funeral profession.

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The DISRUPT Media team, covering funeral home marketing, social media and audience growth.

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