Connected Home 2023
The techUK Podcast - The State of the Connected Home 2023
In this episode, our Head of Market Access & Consumer Technology Lewis Walmesley-Browne talks through the findings of the 2023 edition of the report with Trevor Godman from GfK who led the research.
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Smart infrastructure allows us to capture new insights through data capture for more informed decision making, more efficient and decarbonised systems, and opens up the opportunity for new business models and new services for citizens. Through our Smart Infrastructure and Systems programme, we examine how energy, utilities, mobility and cities are embracing technology, working with government, regulators and our members to accelerate change.
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