Capital One Survey: Technology Disruption Driving Security Industry M&A
A dealer survey conducted by Capital One at Connect 2018 found that keeping up with the pace of technology presents the biggest business challenge in 2019.
A dealer survey conducted by Capital One at Connect 2018 found that keeping up with the pace of technology presents the biggest business challenge in 2019.
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.
The 2018 Residential Security Dealer Survey shows security pros face sharing smart home market spoils with wholesale monitoring providers, DIY and other competitors.
Understanding smart home product purchase patterns can help security dealers incorporate additional products and services, increasing revenue opportunities.
Cove says its DIY security system is an affordable solution with the combined benefits of professional and DIY systems, and “none of the drawbacks.”
Imperial Capital’s Jeff Kessler and Saliq Khan outline five current trends in their recent report, “Technology Enabled Services Update.”
Security dealers would be wise to study the opportunities to provide their services, including smart home amenities, to the growing population of apartment dwellers.
Brian McLaughlin, CEO of Alula, a provider of end-to-end professional security systems, discusses the DIY trend and other dealer-channel topics.
A Parks Associates study reveals unresolved technical problems with smart home devices have gone up 240% in the past three years.
Parks Associates notes voice integration and the development of AI as it relates to image and sound recognition will drive the next generation of IP cameras.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
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