Each year CEDIA conducts its Size and Scope of the Residential Electronic Systems Industry Survey to analyze the size of the industry and identify market trends. In 2016, the average system integrator is projecting 17 percent growth with estimated revenues at $2.5 million; CEDIA and research partner Parks Associates takes a more conservative view, estimating a 7-10 percent rate of growth in 2016, equating to revenues of $2.3 million.
From the article "2016 Size and Scope Survey Estimates $2.3M Growth" by www.residentialsystems.com
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