How much will it cost to make my new home a smart home?
We all, given the choice, would opt, when building our new home or renovating our existing home, to include a smart home specification. Imagine all the conveniences it would bring – with the installation of a central hub unit and a fully networked home. You can integrate your TV, phone, broadband and satellite services throughout your home, and immediately de-clutter your living spaces of cables and boxes, with one...
What Can Smart Technology Bring To Your Boardroom Table?
In business today time is money, so investing in your boardroom will bring you much more in return. Few would refute that you have to spend money to make money and no longer is it enough to invest in a nice polished boardroom table and plush leather chairs. Businesses are now recognising the fact that it is necessary to invest in the technical infrastructure of their boardrooms, yes to impress their biggest customers, but also from a...
Ever thought what it would be like to live in a Smart Home?
Following our Sales Manager, Alan Clarke’s, contribution to writer/ builder Kevin Moran’s article in the Irish Times property supplement last week entitled “Homes of the future have arrived”, I thought it would be a good idea to focus this week’s blog article on the actual benefits of including a smart home system into the plans for your new home. So what is it like living in a smart home? Imaging being woken by your alarm clock,...
How Smart Technology Can Help Older People
Have you ever considered what it will be like when you get older? Most people don’t think about the aging process until they begin to notice the visual effects, the various wear and tear problems in the form of aches and pains, as well as health problems and ailments. Currently in Ireland, over 500,000 people – that is at least one in 10 of the population – are over the age of 65. By 2041, it is estimated that at least one...
Time Is Of The Essence – Smarter Living
In today’s modern world we all have so many draws on our time. Working full-time, having to prepare a family meal, we need time to get the homework completed, time to get regular exercise, to meeting friends for a coffee, time to volunteering with a community based organisation, time to relax and watch our favourite programmes, and spending some quality time with our nearest and dearest. There are only 24 hours in the day and 168...
