"Brands that best deliver on the four C’s – convenience, cost, control and confidentiality – should help consumers to realise the benefits of the connected home, and overcome scepticism from those who are less interested in smart home devices."
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The Market – What You Need to Know
Market Drivers
Consumer
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Personal Technology
Interest in the Connected Home
Smart Home Devices
Motivations
Control Mechanisms
Barriers
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Brand/Company
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Key Players – What You Need to Know
Launch Activity and Innovation
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28th September 2016
“Apple’s new Home app gives consumers a unified control interface for HomeKit compatible smart devices, turning the iPhone into the universal remote for the smart home consumers are looking for. In addition to making the smart home more accessible to consumers, this is likely to attract manufacturers to Apple’s HomeKit ... 
20th April 2016
“To capitalise on growing demand for smart home products, John Lewis has launched a dedicated smart home experience in its flagship Oxford Street store. Taking in products for the whole house the display is designed to give consumers a glimpse into the future but with products that are available now ...
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How can brands make the ‘connected home’ more accessible?
