CEDIA’s government affairs efforts are designed to support members and ensure that their abilities to own and operate their businesses are not impeded.
Our mission is to influence public policy to protect CEDIA members, the electronics industry, and consumers.
The association achieves this mission by developing, monitoring, and disseminating information regarding legislative and regulatory issues; developing and implementing public policy strategies; and driving participation at a grassroots level.
Smart Home Priority Issues
AI, connected devices, and Internet of Things are all making our lives easier, but the regulations around these technologies are increasing. Even with increased regulations is important consumers work with Integrators in the mitigation of security risks in consumer’s technology systems. When designing, installing, and maintaining technology systems through the home, the homeowner is best protected by working with Integrators throughout the project and the life of the system.
Smart Home Priority Issues
A skilled workforce is the lifeblood of the professional smart home industry making it imperative for companies to attract, develop, and retain skilled talent. Workforce development is critical in ensuring that there are sufficient individuals with skill sets capable of working with the every expanding growth of limited energy technologies. The continued evolution of interconnected technology will only increase the need for trained professionals capable of ensuring these systems are properly integrated.
Learn about the licensing and regulations that apply to home technology work in your state.
Learn MoreThrough CEDIA vendor MultiState Associates Inc., browse in-depth details on the proposed industry-related legislation CEDIA is tracking.
Learn MoreThrough CEDIA vendor MultiState Associates, Inc. The Lobbying Compliance Guide provides a resource on states' and major municipalities' requirements for lobbying compliance.
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