The Future Of The Building Energy Management Software Market
14 Sep, 2016
Access this research
Access all AEC content with a strategic subscription or buy this single report
Need help or have a question about this report? Contact us for assistance
Executive Summary
This report provides strategic guidance for senior executives who own building energy management software (BEMS) applications at software firms, services firms and power utilities. The analysis helps BEMS vendors to review their business strategy to align with customer needs and market challenges. Verdantix analysis finds that pure play BEMS firms increasingly find their business strategy under pressure from tough market headwinds, such as flat or falling energy prices, deprioritized energy efficiency initiatives, low barriers to market entry and problems with brand awareness. Verdantix identifies four strategies BEMS vendors can use to address market trends and to overcome difficult market conditions.
The Future Of The Building Energy Management Software Market
The Huge Potential For SaaS Multi-Site Carbon And Energy Software Launched The BEMS Market
From 2010 Onwards, BEMS Vendors Encountered A Range Of Market Headwinds
Reflecting The Tough Market Conditions, BEMS Vendors Updated Their Strategies
The Viability Of Pure Play BEMS Vendors Is Under Severe Pressure
Three Trends Will Shape The Building Energy Management Software Market
Decentralized Energy Generation And Storage Will Create Requirements For Demand Management Software
IoT In Buildings Will Open Up Access To Siloed Caches Of Equipment Performance Data
Customers Will Launch Facilities Optimization Management Strategies That Subsume Energy Software
BEMS Vendors Must Pick Between Four Strategies To Survive
Reshape Economics To Succeed With Low-Cost Energy Monitoring And Targeting
Reposition As An IoT Platform For Buildings
Sell To An FOM Software Vendor, An IWMS Provider Or A Power Utility
Acquire Additional Software Assets To Expand The Proposition Into FOM
The Huge Potential For SaaS Multi-Site Carbon And Energy Software Launched The BEMS Market
From 2010 Onwards, BEMS Vendors Encountered A Range Of Market Headwinds
Reflecting The Tough Market Conditions, BEMS Vendors Updated Their Strategies
The Viability Of Pure Play BEMS Vendors Is Under Severe Pressure
Three Trends Will Shape The Building Energy Management Software Market
Decentralized Energy Generation And Storage Will Create Requirements For Demand Management Software
IoT In Buildings Will Open Up Access To Siloed Caches Of Equipment Performance Data
Customers Will Launch Facilities Optimization Management Strategies That Subsume Energy Software
BEMS Vendors Must Pick Between Four Strategies To Survive
Reshape Economics To Succeed With Low-Cost Energy Monitoring And Targeting
Reposition As An IoT Platform For Buildings
Sell To An FOM Software Vendor, An IWMS Provider Or A Power Utility
Acquire Additional Software Assets To Expand The Proposition Into FOM
Figure 1. BEMS Vendors Compete With Multiple Real Estate, Facilities And Maintenance Apps
Figure 2. Different Business Objectives For BEMS By Customer Type
Figure 3. Benchmark Of Suppliers Of Building Energy Management Software Solutions
Figure 4. Firms Place Significant Importance On Integrating Energy And Facilities Management
Figure 2. Different Business Objectives For BEMS By Customer Type
Figure 3. Benchmark Of Suppliers Of Building Energy Management Software Solutions
Figure 4. Firms Place Significant Importance On Integrating Energy And Facilities Management
North American Mechanical, C3 IoT, PGIM Real Estate, McDonald’s, Switch Automation, Manhattan CenterStone, EnergyDeck, Tesla, Microsoft, EnerNOC, Panoramic Power, SolarCity, Siemens Building Technologies, Comfort Systems USA Northwest, CarbonSystems, Hermes Real Estate, BuildingIQ, C3 Energy, Real Asset Management, Gallicoop, Planon, Verco, C3 Carbon, TRIRIGA, CBRE, sonnen, Phoenix Energy Technologies, Ameresco, eSight Energy, Schneider Electric, Iconics, CaddFX, EnergyPrint, Power TakeOff, ConEd Solutions, Cogent Energy, digitalenergy, Cisco, Energetics, Thingworx, Dude Solutions, MetricStream, Cinemark Theaters, FSI, GO! Onderwijs van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Blue Folder, DEXMA Energy Management, Lucid, Wipro, ISS, Wells Fargo, Elster EnergyICT, BYD, Carrefour, Accruent, ViryaNet, Envizi, JCI, MDEnergy, Centrica, Building Owners And Managers Association International, Duke Energy, Cushman & Wakefield, ACCO Engineered Systems, KONsys, KGS Buildings, Utilitywise, JLL, JouleX, South River Consulting, MCS Solutions, Optima Energy Systems, Honeywell Smart Energy, Yardi, CA Technologies, IBM, Mitie, Enlighted, RealPage, SCIEnergy, GridPoint, Hara, Columbia University, Tesco, Inenco, TFC Utilities, t-mac Technologies, Walmart, GPT Group, ARGUS, AssetWorks, Deloitte, CleanSpark, ARCHIBUS, United Nations (UN), Serious Energy, Pacific Controls, Trimble, Verisae
About the Authors
Derrek Clarke
Senior Analyst
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…
View Profile
Rodolphe d’Arjuzon
Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder
Rodolphe co-founded Verdantix in 2008. As Chief Product Officer, he leads the firm’s research strategy and intellectual agenda. With over 20 years of experience in techn…
View Profile