Smart Innovators: Facility Optimization Management

Published 30 June 2017 by Derrek Clarke

Asset and Maintenance Management Building IoT Building Mobile Applications Corporate Real Estate Management Energy Management Facilities Management Facilities Optimization Fault Detection and Diagnostics Partnerships, Investment and M&A Smart Building Technologies Smart Buildings Smart Innovators

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Executive Summary

A major trend in the real estate industry is the move towards breaking down data and operational siloes to develop better building management processes. The convergence of information technologies (IT) and operational technologies (OT), coupled with the convergence of software for energy and asset management is acting as a catalyst for dismantling building operational siloes and driving the optimization of facilities performance. Verdantix selected the facility optimization market for a Smart Innovators report because the pace of investment and innovation in this space makes it critical for customers to understand how to get the most value out of the different software solutions. This report, for executives responsible for real estate and facility management software selection, describes how new software solutions transcend the old siloes for energy management and asset management to create a new vision for facilities optimization. It identifies innovations that buyers need to be aware of when considering solutions and provides examples of facility optimization benefits achievable.

Smart Innovators: Facility Optimization Management
Building Operators Walk A Tightrope To Balance Cost And Usability
Stretched Resources Mean Firms Need Technology To Scale Up Optimization Work

Introducing The Facility Optimization Management Software Market
FOM Solutions Encompass Three Facility Operations Domains
Open Integration Across Building Systems Is At The Core Of FOM Innovations
Leading Facilities Optimization Vendors Use Open Integration Of Systems To Stand Out In A Crowded Market
Compelling Facility Value Creation Possibilities Will Trigger Category Growth
Large And Mid-Sized Facilities Will Start To Benefit The Most From Greater Visibility And Control

Table of figures

Figure 1. Facility Optimization Management Focuses on Three Primary Verticals
Figure 2. Facility Optimization Management Vendor Market Segmentation
Figure 3. Operational Impact Of Facility Operational Management On Buildings
Figure 4a. Facility Optimization Management Vendors, Capabilities And Software Applications
Figure 4b. Facility Optimization Management Vendors, Capabilities And Software Applications

Organisations mentioned

Accruent, Archibus, AssetWorks, Asset Mapping, Aviva Investors, Axxerion, BidEnergy, BigfootCMMS, Black Bear, Bosch, British Energy Saving Technology, BuildingIQ, Carbon Credentials, Cisco, Comfy, Corrigo, Demand Logic, DEXMA, Dude Solutions, EasyIO, Ecova, eFacility, eMaint, EnergyDeck, EnerNOC, Enlighted, ENTOUCH, Envizi, eSight Energy, Evora Global, FM:Systems, FSI, GM, Google, GPT Partners, hippoCMMS, Honeywell, IBM, Indus Systems, Infor, Innotech, iOffice, JLL, Johnson Controls, Kaazing, KGS Buildings, KMC Controls, Lucernex, Lynxspring, Manchester Corn Exchange, MCS, Microsoft, Opinum, Oracle, Panoramic Power, Pizza Hut, Planon, Powerhouse Dynamics, ProLease, Qube Global, QuickFMS, Rifiniti, Rosmiman, Schneider Electric, Serraview, ServiceChannel, Service Works Group, Siemens, Switch Automation, TabsFM, Tesco, Thorlux, Trackplan, Trimble, United Supermarkets, UTC, Verisae, Viridity Energy, Walmart, Wellbeing Solutions Management

About the author

Derrek Clarke

Industry Analyst

Derrek conducts Verdantix research on energy management and the optimization of building systems covering technologies, best practices and growth strategies. His current agenda is focused on establishing facility optimization software as a distinct category of technology investment. Derrek has 10 years of experience as a licensed architect. He joined Verdantix in 2014 and previously worked at global architecture and engineering firm HOK. Derrek holds a Masters in Architecture from Parsons and a Masters in Sustainability Management from Columbia University.