Market Overview: The Future Of Facilities And Real Estate Software - Unleashing The Power Of Data
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Executive Summary
Organizations have invested in software to help them manage their real estate assets for years, often adopting technology in a piecemeal fashion based on their need du jour. This has created a challenging environment for enterprises to capitalize on and from which to advance their digital strategies, as they must integrate and amend a range of fragmented products. The future of facilities and real estate software promises to rein in this complexity, offering capabilities that take advantage of and add value to the vast amount of information contained within these systems. This report brings together the latest Verdantix research into customer trends, and insights from vendor interviews. The aim is to help corporate real estate (CRE), facilities and technology leaders plan for the next stages of their smart building journey.
Optimizing Elements Of Building Operations Requires A Strong Digital Foundation
Vendors Move To Corral Years Of Fragmented Facilities And Real Estate Technology
Competition And Consolidation Continue Across The Smart Building Landscape, And Beyond
Digital Innovations Capitalize On Combined Data To Drive Building Efficiency And Worker Productivity
Getting Your Facilities Digital Foundation In Order
Figure 2. The Making Of Eptura: History Of Investments And M&A
Figure 3. Planned Real Estate And Facilities Software Sourcing Strategies
About the Authors
Joy Trinquet
Senior Analyst
Joy is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in real estate, facilities and workplace technology, with a particular focus on integrated workplace management systems/conn...
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Sandy Rogers
Principal Analyst
Sandy is a Principal Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. Her current research agenda focuses on the intersection of IT and OT digital strategies and technologie...
Justine Bornstein
Research Director, Smart Buildings
Justine is the Research Director of the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. Her current research agenda focusses on digitisation, decarbonisation and optimisation across the b...
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