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Wednesday, February 19, 2014

SES 2014: Smart Home Systems and Connected Products are Increasing Energy Management Capabilities for Consumers

Smart meters have opened up new opportunities for energy efficiency.Many third parties are now using data analytics to control the operation of a device, making smart decisions on the owner’s behalf to reduce waste, energy, and cost. Others are using the data to provide feedback to the homeowner with the intent to influence behavior.

While the primary selling features for many smart home products and systems may not be energy related, new products have expanded energy management features and capabilities. In a panel at the fifth-annual Smart Energy Summit in Austin, representatives from Aeris Communications, Constellation, NETGEAR, Smartenit, and SmartThings discuss the means necessary for accelerating the adoption of energy efficient products and services.  

Speakers include:

Al Choperena, CEO of Smartenit

Al Choperena is an electrical engineer with expertise in control systems and telecommunications. Following a successful corporate career in medical devices, he turned his energy as an entrepreneur to extend the promise of wireless communications and the “Internet of Things.”

 

Joseph Franz, Strategic Channel Partnership Development at Constellation

Joseph Franz is an innovative leader responsible for forging new business relationships and products in the energy space.

 

Syed Zaeem Hosain, CTO at Aeris Communications, Inc.

Mr. Hosain is responsible for the architecture and future direction of Aeris Communications’ networks, development programs and technology strategy.

Dan Lieberman, Senior Director of Platform Strategy at SmartThings

Dan Lieberman is responsible for working with makers, developers, and partners to bring new devices and experiences to the Physical Graph.

 

Jeff Wilson, Director of Product Management at NETGEAR

Jeff Wilson is responsible for Netgear's new line of connected home products developed for service providers including ADT and Comcast.

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