"Wi-Fi" articles
Unprecedented changes and market pressures have changed the game for small businesses (SMBs). New needs in a changing work environment, increasing use of technology products and services, and rising security concerns, especially regarding the security of home networks for remote workers, are driving owners to reevaluate their operations. Managing and securing their networks, and their ever-growing portfolio of end-user devices, are top priorities, and they are increasingly turning to ISPs...
The COVID-19 crisis has put fixed and mobile broadband networks to the test. Shifting work patterns and increased consumer use of connected devices and services at home bring into sharp focus the critical importance of the networks that provide the foundation of our connected lives. At this same moment, major shifts are occurring in the fixed and mobile broadband landscape.
ISPs are re-evaluating their offerings as more and more consumers drop the broadband & pay TV...
by Parks Associates | Nov. 5, 2020
Tags: connected CE, CONNECTIONS, home networks, smart home, Wi-Fi
Tags: connected CE, CONNECTIONS, home networks, smart home, Wi-Fi
Parks Associates research finds US broadband households have an average of 12 connected devices, which will increase to 20 by 2025, creating opportunities for service providers and manufacturers to deploy new value-added services to support the home network and all its devices.
The number of connected devices in the home is increasing just as people are adding strain to the home network with more work-at-home and video streaming activities. Consumers regularly deal with...
The pay-TV industry has faced immense pressure since the era of streaming video on-demand. As Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and even YouTube became increasingly popular, other streaming services continued to emerge. Suddenly, expensive contracts to receive hundreds of channels with only a handful of interest no longer appeals. However, a when Sling TV debuted in 2015, a new model emerged offering a lower price and a curated selection of channels with no commitment . ...
5G is a transformative, disruptive technology that must be leveraged in the next-generation of devices. High-speed, high-reliability, low-latency, secure networks will serve as infrastructure to enable a wide range of new products and services. Designed to be flexible, agile, and scalable, 5G can manage different data traffic types from devices with various network requirements.
5G Capabilities
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Prior to Parks Associates’ 14 th -annual CONNECTIONS™ Europe: Strategies for Security and Smart Home , Stephen Goldstein , SVP, Business Development & Partnerships, Cirrent gave his insights on the smart home market with the firm's analyst team.
Stephen will participate on the expert panel Partnering for Success: Next Stage of Growth on Wednesday, 20 November at 15:00. Panelists who will join him on this session include:...
Prior to Parks Associates’ 23rd-annual CONNECTIONS: The Premier Connected Home Conference , Pete Horton, Vice President, Market Development, Electrical Wiring Systems Division, spoke with the firm’s analyst team to his thoughts on interoperability in the smart home.
Pete participated on the Interoperability: Technology Convergence and Expanding the Smart Home panel on Wednesday, May 22, at 1:15 PM. Panelists who joined him on this session included:
Avi Barel,...
by Parks Associates | Jun. 3, 2019
Tags: connected CE, interoperability, smart home, wearable, Wi-Fi
Tags: connected CE, interoperability, smart home, wearable, Wi-Fi
Prior to Parks Associates’ 23rd-annual CONNECTIONS: The Premier Connected Home Conference , Yuval Boger, CMO, Wi-Charge spoke with the firm’s analyst team to discuss future of integrated technologies in the home.
Yuval participated on the Data Security and Privacy: Empowering Consumers panel on Wednesday, May 22, at 1:15 PM. Panelists who joined him on this session included:
Rob Conant, CEO, Cirrent
Tony Frangiosa, CEO, InstallerNet, Inc.
Christine King, VP,...
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