Global Corporate Survey 2019: Capital Planning Trends
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Executive Summary
In an era of aging building assets and continuing pressure on budgets, facilities executives are making the optimization of capital planning a priority. This report leverages the 2019 global smart building technology survey with 304 corporate real estate executives to provide industry-level insights into firms’ capital planning strategies and software deployment plans. The research finds there is broad interest from firms in improving their capital planning processes in 2020. The industry categories with the highest purchase intention for software that optimizes capital planning are the public sector and manufacturing firms. Vendors of CAFM, CMMS, IWMS and other software vendors targeting the growing capital planning opportunity should use this report to inform product roadmaps and 2020 business planning.
Table of contents
Aging Buildings And Budget Pressures Drive Interest In Optimizing Capital PlanningFacility Executives From Multiple Sectors Want To Improve Capital Planning In 2020
Asset-Intensive Firms Plan To Extend Investments In Software That Supports Capital Planning
Software Vendors Should Leverage Advances In Mobiles Apps And The IoT To Engage Buyers
Table of figures
Figure 1. Priority Of Improving Capital Planning Across 18 SectorsFigure 2. Deployment Of Software To Support Capital Planning Across 18 Industries
Organisations mentioned
Accruent, ARCHIBUS, AssetWorks, Aurigo, Axiom Software, Boulder Brands, Breathe Energy, Capexplan, Capital Software, City of Fargo, E.ON, Federal Highway Administration, FieldFLEX, Finario, FSI, Harvard University, Innovyze, JCI, Kepion, Magna, Mahindra & Mahindra, Mitie, National Health Service, Nuvolo, Planon, San Diego Gas & Electric, San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department, SSE, Trimble, VeoliaAbout the authors
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