Study: 12% of Smart Home Households Leave Technical Problems Unresolved
A Parks Associates study reveals unresolved technical problems with smart home devices have gone up 240% in the past three years.
A Parks Associates study reveals unresolved technical problems with smart home devices have gone up 240% in the past three years.
The home security and smart home spaces are well-positioned to include services that support independent living and caregiving for the aging generations.
As consumers become more accustomed to the affordability and flexibility of DIY security systems, now may be a good time to review your strategy.
While the home security industry has long been dominated by traditional security provider giants, DIY products and the ability to monitor security-related smart home devices are undercutting large security provider’s business models.
A new whitepaper from Parks Associates shows that 64% of U.S. broadband households are concerned about security and privacy when using their connected devices.
According to new data from Parks Associates, half of U.S. households would pay $5/month for subsidized smart thermostat installation with an ongoing service program.
Households already paying for monitoring services are far more likely to pay for a home-living service, Parks Associates finds.
A new Parks Associates whitepaper addresses consumer network troubles and privacy concerns, and new ways operators can support, manage and monetize connected homes.
Stay in the know on the DIY front. Get the lowdown on smart home security and automation systems from Nest, Ring, ADT and more.
Parks Associates announced the smart home findings at its 21st Annual CONNECTIONS conference this week in San Francisco.
This white paper presents practicable considerations for moving to the cloud, with recommendations on how to evaluate cloud-based security management solutions.
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