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CONNECTIONS Conference To Feature Technology And Business Solutions For IoT And The Connected Home

Parks Associates will host the 19th-annual CONNECTIONS connected home conference on May 19-21, 2015, at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport.

CONNECTIONS focuses on technology and business solutions for the connected consumer. The event features consumer research and market strategies to monetize digital content, mobile applications and services, value-added services, connected consumer electronics, and home systems. The conference includes presentations from analysts and sessions featuring executives in the connected entertainment and digital home technology industries. 

From the article "CONNECTIONS Conference To Feature Technology And Business Solutions For IoT And The Connected Home" by Richard Harris.

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