Smart Commercial Buildings 2.0: The Next Wave of Applications Driving IoT Building Automation Services

Price: Starting at USD 4,500
Publish Date: 11 Dec 2019
Code: AN-5215
Research Type: Research Report
Smart Commercial Buildings 2.0: The Next Wave of Applications Driving IoT Building Automation Services
Actionable Benefits

Actionable Benefits

  • Optimize significant decision-making by determining where opportunities exist within the building automation market.
  • Enables efficient marketing to take place due to the understanding of regional opportunities and requirements.
  • Allows vendors to plan their products to ensure they use the most relevant and efficient connectivity method for their end goal.
  • Enables solution providers to expand their product portfolio with knowledge on where opportunities lie within the market.
Critical Questions Answered

Critical Questions Answered

  • What are the opportunities for wireless technologies within the building automation market?
  • What can be expected with regard to revenue for the building automation market?
  • With the opportunities for wireless technology expanding within this market, are there still reasons to use wired connectivity?
Research Highlights

Research Highlights

  • A detailed breakdown of the new solutions that are being offered that can be integrated to pre-existing building automation systems.
  • A regional breakdown of services revenue for each individual solution covered in the AN, including a discussion of forecast rationale.
  • A breakdown of challenges facing the market.
Who Should Read This?

Who Should Read This?

  • Building automation system suppliers and vendors.
  • Parties within the ecosystem, such as system integrators who are responsible for understanding the market and their competitors.

Table of Contents

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2. MARKET BACKGROUND

2.1. Factors Affecting the Market
2.2. The Traditional Commercial Building Automation Market
2.3. New Applications
2.4. The Capgemini Case Study
2.5. The Impact of Wireless Connectivity
2.6. New Technologies

3. BUILDING SIZES AND THE MARKET

3.1. Small and Medium-Sized Buildings
3.2. Large Buildings
3.3. Centralized versus Decentralized Decision-Making
3.4. Commercial Buildings

4. EXECUTIVE BACKGROUND

4.1. Report Summary
4.2. Recommendations

5. FORECAST DATA

5.1. HVAC
5.2. Lighting
5.3. Access Control
5.4. Fire and Life Safety
5.5. Space Management
5.6. Environmental Monitoring
5.7. Cleanliness and Hygiene Management
5.8. Asset Management and Other

6. SUPPLIER ECOSYSTEM

6.1. Application OEMs
6.2. Vendor Profiles
6.3. Building Maintenance Firms
6.4. System Integrators and Value-Added Resellers