Energy And Facility Optimization Software Buyer’s Guide 2018

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Executive Summary

This report provides individuals responsible for selecting, implementing and managing software solutions for energy and facility management with an up-to-date analysis of 15 prominent energy and facility optimization solutions on the market. This report updates and extends our analysis of solutions provided through the Green Quadrant Facility Optimization Software published in January 2018. This analysis leverages data recently collected from 15 vendors via questionnaires and software demonstrations. It also uses insights into buyer requirements collected via our annual global surveys with building occupiers and investors. Buyers should use this guide to support them in their search for energy and facility management applications that fit their requirements and to help them to build a shortlist.
Energy And Facility Optimization Software Buyer’s Guide 2018
Defining Energy And Facility Optimization Software Solutions 
Facility Optimization Begins To Solidify As A Key Trend In Real Estate Management Strategies
Building Occupiers And Facility Services Firms Are The Primary Users
Buyers Need To Cut Through The Fog Of A Poorly Codified Market

Review Of Key Product Enhancements
Buyers Can Benefit From Recent Updates In Mobile Apps And The Use Of Machine Learning-Based Analytics
Vendors Have Invested In Support Services To Help Clients Improve Solution Utilization

Inclusion Criteria For The 2018 Energy And Facility Optimization Software Buyer’s Guide 
Artis Energy Intelligence Combines Managed Services With Software To Drive Facility Operational Improvements
Bosch Launches Its Connected Buildings Solution To Tackle Workplace Data Management Challenges
Current Powered By GE Provides Clients With An Expandable Smart Building Solution
EcoEnergy Insights Provides An IoT Platform To Manage Energy-Intensive Assets
EnerNOC Evolves Product Portfolio To Include Energy-as-a-Service Solutions
Enertiv Aims To Streamline Building Operations With Its IoT-Based Platform
ENTOUCH Provides A Smart Building Ecosystem For Facility Optimization
Envizi Expands Optimization Capabilities By Leveraging IoT Technologies
Facilio Launches An IoT And Artificial Intelligence-Driven Facilities Optimization Platform
Honeywell Delivers An Optimization Solution To Enable Large Multi-Site Firms To Improve Customer Experience
Schneider Electric Provides End-to-End Services-Led Smart Building Solutions
Siemens Expands Product Ecosystem To Develop A Smart Building Product Line
Softtek Provides Facility Optimization Software For Building Owners And Services Firms
Switch Automation Supports The Whole Team, From Executives To Engineers, With Its Flexible Smart Building Product Suite
Transformative Wave Brings BMS Controls And HVAC Optimization To Mid-Market Facilities
Figure 1. Common Benefits Of Energy And Facility Optimization Solutions  
Figure 2. 15 Energy And Facility Optimization Solutions Covered In The Buyer’s Guide 
Coles Supermarkets, CEC Entertainment, MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions, ASDA, McDonald’s, Switch Automation, Walgreens, Octego, 24 Hour Fitness, Memphis City Schools, Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), Performance Mechanical Group, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Macquarie University, WattTime, Controls & Security, J2 Innovations, Signify, Microsoft, Accel, WeWork, EnerNOC, Charter Hall, EcoEnergy Insights, Transformative Wave, Acuity Brands, Siemens Building Technologies, Enel Group, Boston Properties, Softtek, Buildings Alive, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Aberdeen Standard Investments, Softtek Integration Systems, EMCOR Services, Modcam, Office Depot, BuildingIQ, JP Morgan Chase, Universidad de Zaragoza, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, CBRE, Bosch Group, UTC Climate, Senseware, Schneider Electric, Trane, Daikin, London Health Sciences Centre, NHP, ServiceChannel, Bosch Software Innovations, Powerhouse Dynamics, Whole Foods, Hitachi Consulting, MKM Commercial Holdings Group, Energetics, Automated Logic, Bluestone Energy Services, Best Buy, Autani, Enertiv, GE, Royal Bank of Scotland, Oxford Properties, Related Companies, SMS Assist, Urjanet, Carrefour, Envizi, Archer Daniels Midland, Comfy, Alvarez & Marsal, Blackstone Energy Services, Prologis, blauLabs, Cushman & Wakefield, Beacon Capital Partners, Bartel Energy Solutions, Kepware, Artis Energy Intelligence, British Telecom, General Motors, Ingenia, KinderCare, Facilio, ENGIE Insight, iOFFICE, City of Coral Springs, Rudin Ventures, Danone, Enlighted, Austec, Colliers International, TD Bank, Enel X, Pioneer Energy, FacilitySource, Blackbaud, ENTOUCH, Johnson Controls, Energy Star, Corrigo, Siemens, US Department of Energy, Tesco, Benihana, Walmart, Current, Cree, GPT Group, Phillips Lighting, FedEx Office, Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions, Maine Machine Products, MetaProp, Forest City, Building Robotics, Emerson, Honeywell, St. Vincent’s Hospital Group, npower, United Technologies, Fifth Wall Ventures, H&M, Carbon Clear, thyssenkrup, Demand Logic

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Derrek Clarke

Derrek Clarke

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Derrek is a Senior Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings Practice. He conducts Verdantix research on energy management and the optimization of building systems covering tec…

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