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New software setting stage for consumer media networking, says In-Stat.

New home network management software will improve ease-of-use for consumers and reduce the level of customer support required, reported In-Stat. The hardware-agnostic consumer network management and setup software market will expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of well over 100% for both aggressive and conservative forecast scenarios, the high-tech market research firm said.


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