Today’s smart homes are capable of astonishing things—lighting that syncs with your circadian rhythm, music that follows you room to room, and automation that simplifies daily routines.
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
Daisy’s Scottsdale franchise is led by Jim Schoene, who brings more than two decades of experience in the electrical, electronic and security distribution industry. Drawing from diverse leadership roles in sales, operations and logistics, Schoene is well-positioned to now lead Daisy’s first branch in the new market.
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.
People have done it for so long that they don’t even think twice about it: walking into a dark room and flipping the light switch. Immediate light floods the space, illuminating everything and even adding ambiance to the room.
If you’re new to the world of smart home automation, you may think of this technology in terms of lights that turn on and off with voice commands and motorized window shades that raise and lower with one touch on an in-wall keypad. While these represent smart home technology, they’re but a small piece of the smart home pie.
