Looking for insight into what’s happening this year in control and automation?
Paul Williams, vice president of Security and Communications at Control4 has the information.

“There’s been a big increase in the integration of security into automation — 75 percent of our systems now include some security, such as cameras or access control. Much of this is automated and integrated: the system can be programmed so that, if someone breaks in to the home/office/retail space, etc., not only does the burglar alarm go off, but all the lights inside and outside the venue are turned on full, and the audio system plays at maximum volume.”