In The News

"A 'sensory room' designed for children with autism spectrum disorder and other intellectual and developmental disabilities will open at Salt Lake City's Vivint Smart Home Arena, home of the Utah Jazz, on Friday. The new space is part of a partnership between Vivint Gives Back and the Jazz."

"A new 'sensory room' for children with autism will soon be open at Vivint Smart Home Arena, home to the Utah Jazz and many other major entertainment events."

"Vivint Gives Back has already built 54 sensory rooms in schools and homes across the world, including several in Utah, but this is the first time the organization has built one in such a large venue."

"Some exhibitors subscribe to the motto “go big or go home.” Vivint Smart Home did both in a 4,000-square-foot home-inspired space."

"Bring together smart home security and your neighborhood with Streety, a new app by the smart security savants at Vivint."

"Streety takes a different approach. The app that taps into the network of home security cameras and lets the community together monitor what's going on locally."

"Streety lets neighbors share—with permission—live video feeds and recorded video clips from their respective home security cameras."

"Meet Streety, a new app promising to extend smart home security to the entire neighborhood."

"Vivint is aiming to broaden neighborhood collaboration to improve communities."

"What's refreshing is that Vivint isn't limiting Streety to its own products. While Vivint owners can directly share video via the app, non-Vivint users can upload and share clips from third party devices as well."

"More and more companies are trying to sell you cameras to put outside the house. Now one of them is wondering: why not share their footage with neighbors, so more people can monitor what’s going on?"

"I decided against a DIY solution paired with a no-frills monitoring service, and opted instead for the professionally installed Vivint smart home offering."

"Overall, Vivint represents the best value in terms of total cost of ownership, safety, and time. If you’re a smart device user already on the Echo, Google, or Phillips bandwagon, I strongly suggest looking at Vivint as a home security option."

"Vivint is one of four tech unicorns—meaning, businesses worth a billion or more—in Utah’s Silicon Slopes, and a big part of that growth is thanks to sharp innovation and marketing. Helping to lead the charge are Jeff Lyman, SVP of Product Experience, and Nate Randle, CMO of Vivint Smart Home, who have both come to the company from Nike. "

"Hey, looking for an excuse to pick up some cool smart tech this Friday? How about grabbing some of the new devices that work with your Vivint Smart Home system (and, yeah, does a lot of other stuff too)?"