Protecting the Connected Home: Home Security Meets Personal Privacy
Parks Associates research finds most consumers (72%) are concerned with the security of their smart home products and their network.
Parks Associates research finds most consumers (72%) are concerned with the security of their smart home products and their network.
A new whitepaper from Parks Associates and Assurant addresses new opportunities for device protection and data privacy services among home security providers.
Dealers now have the opportunity to take control of the WiFi network, with mesh WiFi solutions designed to support the needs of the security professional.
According to a new whitepaper developed with Johnson Controls, Parks Associates says there’s opportunity for dealers to own and manage WiFi networks remotely.
Manufacturers must be more agile, respond faster to changing market conditions and get new features to consumers faster than the organization may be able to move.
Part of the rise in the adoption of home security systems is the separation of professional installation from professional monitoring. Parks Associates has all the details.
Consumers want limitations on the number of alerts provided and have different preferences for where they are notified based on security system type.
Both integrators and manufacturers must capitalize on the increased popularity of smart access control products and their integrations.
Parks Associates research shows 43% of U.S. MDU residents report using smart home devices. Here’s why IoT products are in-demand by both residents and property managers.
Consumers have a growing expectation for smart home technology and these new devices help differentiate with modern lifestyle marketing and practical benefits.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
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