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1.0 Report Summary
1.1 Purpose of Report
1.2 Scope of Report
1.3 Research Approach/Sources
1.4 Key Questions Addressed
2.0 Executive Summary
Smart Home in the Security Market
Security Market Drivers and Inhibitors
Profiling the Security Customer
Market Outlook & Industry Strategies
3.0 Players in the Residential Security Industry
3.1 Professional Monitoring Providers
3.2 Security Manufacturers
4.0 Residential Security and the U.S. Household
4.1 Security Systems in Owned Homes vs. Rentals and Single-Family Detached Homes vs. Others
4.2 The Importance of Household Income to Security Adoption
4.3 The Presence of Security Systems by Home Size
4.4 Installation Method Used by Broadband Households with Active Security System
4.5 Technology Attitude in U.S. Broadband Households with Security Systems
4.6 The Effect of Geography and Area Type on Security Adoption
5.0 The Dealer Channel for Residential Security
5.1 Security Dealer Revenue
5.2 The Security Dealers’ Business Metrics and Views
5.3 Business Challenges
5.4 Security Dealers’ View on Security System Most Valued Features
5.5 Customers’ Most-valued Remote Control and Monitoring Capabilities
5.6 Average Installations per Month (2013–2015 estimate)
5.7 Adoption of Interactive Services
5.8 Most-Used Interactive Service Provider
5.9 Top Factors for Security Dealers Selecting an Interactive Service Provider
5.10 Preferred Security System Manufacturers
6.0 Forecasts for Residential Security
6.1 Forecast Methodology
6.2 The Overall Residential Security Landscape
6.3 Professionally Monitored U.S. Households – The Numbers
6.4 Smart Home Control with Professionally Monitored Security
6.5 Recurring Monthly Revenue (RMR) for U.S. Security Monitoring by Type
6.6 Professionally Installed versus Self-Installed Security Sales for Professionally Monitored U.S. Households
6.7 Attrition
6.8 Total Systems Sales: All Types of New & Replacements
6.9 Revenues for the Forecast Period
7.0 Appendix
7.1 Glossary
7.2 Index
