Today, organizations want to make technology in meeting spaces “disappear,” while also making it feel responsive to the user. In every space. Consistently. And without costly signal routing and tedious setup. Now, you can.

With the increased amount of time spent at home over the past year, our clients have become hyperaware of what they like (or want) in their personal space. The home has become a sanctuary, so more and more people are investing in improving the experience.

When I started my role as the Residential Solutions Engineer at Crestron, I was shocked to learn just how easy Crestron Home™ makes setting up and deploying DM NVX™. DM NVX is a video-over-IP distribution platform that simplify designs, provides flexibility, speeds up deployment, limits points of failure, streamlines service, and provides an easy path for upgrades.

In an everchanging world run by technology, the key to staying relevant is by adapting to the market conditions. According to ReportLinker, the residential automation system market is expected to grow significantly by 2025. One of the factors contributing to this increased demand is the generation that grew up with technology at their fingertips, the Millennials. Millennials seek convenience and efficiency, which smart home technology provides. As this generation begins buying homes, we expect that smart home technology will be a desirable, and practically necessary, feature. Below listed are five residential automation trends that are expected to stay as this generation gains purchasing power and embraces the changes that the pandemic has brought to their home and work lives.

We all love technology. It’s why we got into this business in the first place. But let us not forget that it is a business, and businesses need to make money. The trick is how to continue to grow your business through economic, political, and market shifts. There are a few relatively easy ways to grow your business with a little help from Crestron.