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Residential Systems

Now more than ever

March 31, 2003

On a similar note, it was refreshing to see an article in the New York Times last month extolling the virtues of the networked home and quoting several representatives of CEDIA.

.... This time, not only were CEDIA principals, Jeff Hoover and Ray Lepper, quoted in the Times article, but also cited were Parks Associates, Integrated Media Systems in Virginia and control technology manufacturer, Smart Systems. Kudos to all these folks for leading by example.

From the editorial "Now more than ever," by Jeremy Glowacki.

Previously In The News

Unlocking the residential gateway

Kurt Scherf, vice president of research at Parks Associates, defined a residential gateway as "a network interface device that terminates a wide area network that then connects to end user devices d...

Working the Net

Kurt Scherf, VP of research at Parks Associates in Dallas, Texas, noted that from a very broad technical vantage point, networking is a two-way communication between at least two devices. From an a...

An Unstructured Market

So just how big is the structured wiring market now? One research company, Parks Associates, has tracked emerging technologies for the home since the 1980s. According to Kurt Scherf, VP of researc...

Smarter' Security

Despite well-publicized economic downturns in other industries, the residential home market does not seem to be taking any significant hits, according to Kurt Scherf. Parks Associates estimates app...

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