Positioning For Growth In The Healthy Buildings Technology Market

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Building Digital Platforms & Operational Tech
Ben Hext
Ben Hext
Susan Clarke
Susan Clarke
11 Jun, 2021

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Executive Summary

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, interest in healthy buildings has increased dramatically amongst employers and building technology providers, and as a result, is emerging as a major trend in the smart buildings market. This report examines the existing and emerging drivers that are propelling the trend for healthy buildings today, provides an overview of the technology landscape, offers vendors advice about capitalizing on this trend, and predicts the future direction.  Smart building technology vendors should use this report to inform their healthy buildings product development and go-to-market strategies. 

Healthy Buildings Emerge As A Major Trend In The Smart Buildings Market
COVID-19 Brings A Billion-Dollar Boost To The Healthy Buildings Technology Market

The Healthy Buildings Market Opportunity Has Attracted A Rush Of Technology Vendors
Indoor Air Quality And Ventilation Upgrades Are At The Forefront Of Healthy Buildings Spending
Technology Vendors Must Respond Quickly To Capture A Share Of The Fast-Evolving Market 
Vendors Should Plan For Healthy Buildings To Become A Significant Part Of The ESG Agenda

Figure 1. Eight Dimensions Of A Healthy Workplace
Figure 2. Overview Of The Healthy Buildings Technology Landscape
Figure 3. COVID-19 Driven Investment Priorities For Real Estate Executives
Figure 4. Three Areas Of Value For Healthy Buildings
Figure 5. The Value Of Healthy Buildings Technologies Beyond COVID-19
Sigler Brea, Nationwide Building Society, COIMA, Genentech, Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Methodology (BREEAM), Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, HIS, Metrikus, Roche, Aircuity, Elastic, Wipro Lighting, Dreem, Public Health England, Microsoft, Adobe, Inpixon, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Spica Technologies, Rigado, Happify Health, BrainBox AI, ABM, RESET, Unmind, IBI Group, Center for Active Design, Rapal, Planon, Density, Interact by Signify, Kimberly-Clark Professional, UL, Senseware, Schneider Electric, RXR Realty, Enlighted by Siemens, AirRated, Feedback Solutions, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), Cisco, PlaceOS, Bloomsberg University of Pennsylvania, Energisme, Automated Logic, Envoy, FSI, JLL Technologies, McKinsey, Embassy REIT, FM:Systems, ISS, One World Trade Center, PointGuard, Accruent, Infogrid, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), McKeesport Area School District, Comfy by Siemens, iOFFICE, Ingy, IBM, United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI), Mitie, Nuvolo, Spacewell, Carrier, mCloud, Johnson Controls, World Health Organization (WHO), Airthings, Siemens, Headspace, Fitwel, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Nuvap, European Centre For Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), Infosys, Walmart, Calm, Publicis Groupe, Verkada, Dream Office REIT, BentallGreenOak, SpaceIQ, WELL, Openpath, Honeywell, Tango, SafeTraces, VergeSense, Robin, US Centers For Disease Control And Prevention (CDC), American Society of Heating, Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University, Building Cognition

About the Authors

Ben Hext

Ben Hext

Industry Analyst

Ben is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. His current agenda covers hardware and software solutions for energy management, on-site power …

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Susan Clarke

Susan Clarke

Research Director

Susan leads the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. Her current research agenda focuses on software solutions for real estate management including integrated workplace managem…

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