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Mike Merrill Co-founder and COO WorkMax

Mike Merrill is the co-founder and COO of WorkMax. With 10 years of experience in construction and real estate and 16 years as a technology executive, Mike brings strong leadership and expert knowledge to the WorkMax team. Before running business operations for WorkMax, Mike spent 22 years as an entrepreneur and business owner in the construction and technology industry. He also brings insights and strong industry relationships from his participation in Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) and Construction Open Standards Alliance (COSA).

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Google to let Nest work with HomeKit, brings smart home unification one step closer

Google to let Nest work with HomeKit, brings smart home unification one step closer CNET 1 hr ago Dale Smith © Provided by CNET According to Google, soon Nest thermostats will be compatible with competing smart home ecosystems like Apple HomeKit. Jon Garnham/CNET In the relatively near future, you ll be able to do something you ve maybe never done before: incorporate products made by Google into Apple s HomeKit ecosystem, quickly, easily and get this directly. No janky workarounds, no third-party services like IFTTT to bridge the gap. Just you, your smart home gadgets and the smart home platform of your choosing, all living in harmony.

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Amazon, Google, Apple back alliance to certify Matter smart home devices

Amazon, Google, Apple back alliance to certify Matter smart home devices CNET 1 hr ago Stephen Shankland © Provided by CNET The three-arrow Matter logo shown on this smart lightbulb signifies smart-home tech that will work well with other devices. Connectivity Standards Alliance; illustration by Stephen Shankland/CNET An industry alliance sponsored by Apple, Google, Amazon and other tech companies will begin certifying smart home devices later this year using a network technology called Matter, a potentially important step toward making the new technology more widely accepted. The new Matter logo on products and packaging will signify that smart devices, such as lightbulbs you turn on with Amazon Alexa or a video doorbell you monitor with Google Home , will get along well together. The logo looks like a trio of round-tipped arrows pointing toward a common center. The logo also will provide a way for consumers to quickly locate QR codes or numeric codes to

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Amazon, Google, Apple back alliance to certify smart home devices that work together

Amazon, Google, Apple back alliance to certify Matter smart home devices CNET 2 days ago Stephen Shankland © Provided by CNET The three-arrow Matter logo shown on this smart lightbulb signifies smart-home tech that will work well with other devices. Connectivity Standards Alliance; illustration by Stephen Shankland/CNET An industry alliance sponsored by Apple, Google, Amazon and other tech companies will begin certifying smart home devices later this year using a network technology called Matter, a potentially important step toward making the new technology more widely accepted. The new Matter logo on products and packaging will signify that smart devices, such as lightbulbs you turn on with Amazon Alexa or a video doorbell you monitor with Google Home , will get along well together. The logo looks like a trio of round-tipped arrows pointing toward a common center. The logo also will provide a way for consumers to quickly locate QR codes or numeric codes

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