Connected home: Get yourself connected

An illustration showing the connected home

The concept of a networked home, with a number of services controlled by a smartphone, is fast becoming a reality. How can insurers capitalise on the ‘smart’ revolution?

For anyone imagining that the connected home – a networked home to which services such as healthcare, entertainment and security are delivered over broadband – was light years away, Google’s $3.2bn (

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