Commentary
Doorbells, Kids And What Their Data Tell Us
- by Chuck Martin , Staff Writer, August 5, 2016
Connected doorbells were initially viewed by many as a security device so a person could tell remotely who is at their front door. It turns out that a lot of bells are rung around 3 p.m. every day, by children getting home from school who want to connect with their parents.
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Chuck Martin is Editor of the AI & IoT Daily at MediaPost and writes the daily Connected Thinking column. He is a NY Times Business bestselling author and his latest book is “Digital Transformation 3.0” (The New Business-to-Consumer Connections of The Internet of Things.) He is CEO of Net Future Institute and a frequent keynote speaker internationally. Follow him on Twitter @chuckmartin and contact him at Chuck@MediaPost.com.
