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Consumer research tells us that security dealers need to consider alternative strategies that can compete with smart home products offering self-monitoring.
Insurers are racing to gain access to data in order to quantify risk on a more granular level. Today, most insurance discount programs for smart products are cross-marketing programs focused on lifting sales and collecting data that can, over time, be analyzed to more precisely quantify risk.