Energy Management Makes Entry to the Connected Home

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., June 2, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --

There is a difference of opinion regarding the current status of the connected home. Some industry experts believe that with customer access to mobile devices and internet, most homes have some form of connected intelligence and therefore some form of a connected home. Others are of the belief that the industry is far from achieving the optimal connected home. Join Frost & Sullivan as we discuss key motives for deploying connected home services and associated challenges primarily from an energy management angle in the upcoming webinar.

Reasons to Attend:

• To understand key motives for deploying connected home services
• To learn about associated challenges that come with deploying these services
• To view the connected home market from an energy management angle

Analyst Quote

"During the height of smart grid discussion, the industry heard promise of smart home appliances and the possibility of customers embracing power curtailment programs. However, early solutions were pulled from the market," said Frost & Sullivan Principal Consultant, Farah Saeed. "This briefing will discuss what has since changed, like Google who was quick to pull out PowerMeter. Times have since changed as NEST was acquired for a staggering figure of $3.2 billion by none other than Google."

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For more information about Frost & Sullivan's Energy & Power practice, please visit: http://www.energy.frost.com 

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