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In a press release detailing its second quarter 2018 earnings, APX Group Holdings, the parent company of Vivint, Provo, Utah, mentioned that it had dissolved its partnership with retailer Best Buy.
Vivint, Provo, Utah, announced the Vivint Doorbell Camera, a new Wi-Fi enabled smart home product that integrates seamlessly with the Vivint Sky smart home system.
Vivint, Provo, Utah, a provider of smart home technology, announced it has been named to the inaugural Forbes magazine’s list of “America’s Best Employers.”
Home technology services provider Vivint, Provo, Utah, recently announced the promotion of Jeff Lyman to chief marketing officer (CMO). Before being promoted to CMO, Lyman served as Vivint’s vice president of consumer experience, and spent nearly a decade at Nike before that.
The Electronic Security Association (ESA) recently awarded $20,000 in scholarships to students from Michigan, Arizona, California and Ohio as part of the association’s annual Youth Scholarship Program.
A leading provider of home automation and technology, Vivint is always on the lookout for opportunities to bring additional value to their customers with new offerings to provide more comprehensive home integration solutions.
Many integrators have already discovered that adding home energy management features to residential systems provides opportunities for additional sales and recurring monthly revenue (RMR).
After months of speculation SDM previously reported on, Vivint, SDM’s Dealer of the Year in 2011, along with 2Gig Technologies and Vivint Solar, has been sold for a price tag of more than $2billion. Todd Pedersen, chief executive officer of Vivint, joins SDM for an exclusive podcast to discuss the details of the acquisition. Plus, Imperial Capital’s Jeff Kessler discusses the details and implications of the transaction and valuation.
On Friday, Aug. 26, SDM will be tweeting live with Alex Dunn, COO at Vivint, Provo, Utah. Formerly APX Alarm, the company has rebranded and expanded its offerings in the residential space, all the while seeing astounding growth and earning the No. 4 spot on the 2011 SDM 100.
