CES 2019: Smart Home Observations by Imperial Capital
Imperial Capital Analyst Saliq Khan walked CES exhibits and reports a great deal of excitement around 5G, AI, DIY and interoperability across platforms.
Imperial Capital Analyst Saliq Khan walked CES exhibits and reports a great deal of excitement around 5G, AI, DIY and interoperability across platforms.
The leading Mid-South integrator will be joined with Red Hawk Fire & Security, further strengthening ADT’s commercial and national accounts segments.
The ADT Command Panel & Control Platform will be introduced along with a suite of smart security and home automation products.
While Napco and Alarm.com had banner years, stock prices for many public companies in the smart home, security and custom integration markets dropped 19% on average in 2018.
SEC ordered ADT to pay $100,000 for failure to report financial measures under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
A consumer with the system enabled could say “Alexa, arm,” which would arm their security system. A disarm-by-voice feature is also available.
ADT will use West Corp.’s emergency response link to ensure homes and businesses monitored by ADT benefit from the most accurate location data available.
SSI Senior Editor Rodney Bosch hosted an in-depth discussion with SSI Industry Hall of Famer Whall, encompassing residential market opportunities, no-term contracts and more.
Red Hawk, a portfolio company of Comvest Partners, employs approximately 1,300 staffers and serves more than 70,000 commercial facilities nationwide.
ADT reports quarterly revenue of $1.15 billion, thanks primarily to ADT Pulse smart home growth. Pulse customers will soon gain Amazon’s new Alexa Guard feature.