According to the research firm Parks Associates, home control solutions are only in six percent of homes. The number is expected to increase thanks in no small part to home entertainment controls, which are seeing a nice upturn already thanks to simplified installations and less costly prices of entry.

"Consumers see the value in these areas," says Parks Associates director Bill Ablondi, speaking of energy management, entertainment systems and remote home self-monitoring. "Once established," says Ablondi, "[they] can serve as the base for expanded control systems in the home."

From the article, "Home Control Solutions to Reach 20 Percent of Homes by 2014" by Dick Ward
  

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