Survey: Home Remodeling to Hold Strong Despite COVID-19 Crisis
Despite the financial and economical hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic, homeowners remain enthusiastic about improving their living spaces.
A new backend management platform for dealers and a unified experience for users represents a new business model in wireless smart home security.
With so many security, IoT devices and services running on home networks, safeguarding data and minimizing downtime is highly valued. Here’s how to offer homeowners protection against cyberattacks.
The Halo from Kwikset also features SecureScreen technology that randomizes digits prior to entering a code to prevent fingerprint and code detection on the touchscreen surface.
Despite the financial and economical hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic, homeowners remain enthusiastic about improving their living spaces.
Security dealers no longer compete with just each other, but now must also fend off retail giants and multi-service operators.
The company will take ownership of the residential contracts at closing through an earnout structure that includes a $15 million upfront payment.
Snap Pro Live will feature virtual and local in-store sessions that include keynotes on industry trends, new product introductions, unique virtual training and more.
The website’s new “2020 Home Security Consumer Shopping Study” explores who is shopping for services, their motivations, misperceptions and more.
Results from a new study reveal business fell for 85% of integrators with most projects delayed from one to three months.
For security dealers who don’t want to leave money on the table, combining motorized shades into their overall smart home sales effort is a smart move.
The Alula CAT-m1 cellular card interacts with the Simon panel serial automation interface, providing full sensor status, system status and arming controls.
Former DIY smart home darling Wink will reverse course and require users to pay $5 per month or their systems will be disabled by May 31.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
Discover which residential and commercial devices, systems and services are best lending themselves to the recurring monthly revenue model
