When you sit down with Peter Cook, founder of Automation Design and Entertainment (AD&E), you quickly realize you’re not just talking to a tech entrepreneur — you’re hearing the story of a man whose life and work are deeply rooted in curiosity, community, and connection.
When you walk into a beautifully automated home — where the lights, sound, and entertainment respond to your voice or a tap on your phone — you’re experiencing the kind of lifestyle that Chad, founder of NJ Smart Homes, has been quietly perfecting for years. But like most great ventures, NJ Smart Homes didn’t begin in a showroom or with a slick plan — it started with a movie, a moment of inspiration, and a leap of faith.
Daisy, the fastest-growing national home and small business technology installation and services company, announced today that it has acquired a New Hampshire-based technology integrator that services the Greater Boston area, New Hampshire and Maine.
At Hermary’s powered by Daisy, every project is rooted in expertise, passion, and a deep understanding of how technology enhances daily life. Few people represent that commitment better than Paul Foley, General Manager of Hermary’s, whose two-decade-long journey through nearly every role in the company is a testament to hard work, leadership, and vision.
Daisy, the fastest growing national home and small business technology installation and services company, expands into Michigan with the acquisition of Automation Design + Entertainment, an award-winning technology integration business owned by industry veteran Peter Cook
In the heart of Silicon Valley, long before “smart home” became a common phrase, Gordon van Zuiden envisioned a future where technology would seamlessly integrate into daily living. That vision came to life in 1999.
