Connected device adoption has increased significantly over the last decade as new categories of connected devices become available to consumers. Devices can be categorized into computing, entertainment, smart home, connected health & other emerging devices. Computing segment has nearly complete penetration in broad band households, entertainment device have reached saturation though penetration rates are much lower. Smart home and connected health devices are still relatively young in their evolution and growing steadily over the last five years. More importantly the computing and entertainment segment has seen a multifold increase in number of devices per house hold over the last decade from 4.1 devices per household to over 8.3 (ref Park Associates Research). Smart Home devices are used for security and safety, utilities management and convenience and include devices such as IP cameras, video doorbells, door locks, smoke detectors, outdoor lights with cameras, thermostats, smart plugs / adaptors, sprinkler systems, water leak detectors and many others. Connected health includes medical and wellness devices such as exercise equipment, pedometers, fitness trackers, smart watches, pill boxes, pulse oxy-meters, digital thermometers and numerous others.