Global Real Estate, Energy & Facilities Survey 2017: Facilities Optimization Management Brands

Published 14 December 2017 by Ibrahim Yate

Energy Management Facilities Management Facilities Optimization Smart Buildings Smart Buildings Global Survey

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Executive Summary

This report helps strategy leaders, Chief Marketing Officers and business development directors at Facility Optimization Management (FOM) software firms measure how heads of real estate and facilities management perceive their brand and benchmark levels of awareness and engagement. This Verdantix global survey interviewed 302 senior real estate and facilities management decision-makers with direct responsibilities for corporate real estate and facilities management strategies and initiatives, including software selection. The annual revenues of respondents’ firms ranged from a minimum of $250 million to over $60 billion, representing 17 industries and 16 geographies (see Verdantix Global Real Estate, Energy & Facilities Survey 2017: Budgets, Priorities & Tech Preferences).

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Table of figures

Figure 1. FOM Software: Brand Preference Ranking
Figure 2. FOM Software: Brand Awareness Ranking

Organisations mentioned

Accruent, Ameresco, Australian Securities Exchange, Bosch, BuildingIQ, C3 IoT, CBRE, Centrica, Charter Hall, DEXMA Energy Management, Dude Solutions, EnerNOC, ENTOUCH, Envizi, eQ, Gooee, GridPoint, Honeywell, IBM, JLL, Johnson Controls, Mainstream Software, Panoramic Power, Phoenix Group, Royal College of Physicians, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Switch Automation, Tata Consultancy, Verisae.

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, lighting and other building operations. 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.