Honeywell Vector Space Sense Is Unveiled As The Space Management Software Market Lifts Off

Published 21 August 2018 by Ibrahim Yate &

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Executive Summary

The space and workplace management software market is a dynamic arena with a promising growth outlook (see Verdantix Real Estate And Building Management Software Market Size And Forecast 2017-2022 (Global)). Joining other technology firms and software vendors fighting for traction in this field, Honeywell enters the fray with Honeywell Vector Space Sense, a space analytics platform. This report helps property managers, facility directors and heads of strategy for vendors of real estate software and equipment understand the value proposition of Honeywell’s newly launched solution. To understand Honeywell’s strategy, Verdantix spoke with Sanjay Roy, Global Product Manager.

Honeywell Vector Space Sense Is Unveiled As The Space Management Software Market Lifts Off
Honeywell Leverages Its Tech Ecosystem To Offer Space Utilization Analytics
Space Sense Enables End Users To Optimize Their Space Efficiency
Honeywell’s Product Launch Is A Timely Response To Growing Customer Interest

Table of figures

Figure 1. Real-Time Space Monitoring Usage Among Corporate Real Estate Executives
Figure 2. Beacon Usage Among Corporate Real Estate Executives

Organisations mentioned

Cree, Honeywell, London Health Sciences Centre, Monash University, Philips Lighting, RedstoneConnect, Signify, Skanska, SmartSpace Software, Trimble, The US Department of Energy.

About the author

Ibrahim Yate

Industry Analyst

Ibrahim is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. His current agenda covers innovation in software and hardware solutions for space management, workplace management, energy management, smart lighting, proptech and location-based services. Ibrahim joined Verdantix in 2016, and previously worked at OVO Energy and the Energy Saving Trust. Ibrahim holds an MSc in Energy Policy from Imperial College London and MA from Cambridge University.