Nordomatic’s Acquisition Of Spica Technologies Brings Together Workplace Data And Building Automation To Optimize Operations
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Executive Summary
This case study takes a deep-dive into Nordomatic’s acquisition of Spica Technologies, examining how the firm is helping its customers take a digitally enabled approach to workplace management. The modern workplace is becoming increasingly difficult to manage, owing to new hybrid working practices and ESG agendas. Real estate executives need to digitize operations to tackle new challenges, such as unpredictable occupancies, carbon emissions reporting and volatile energy prices. By acquiring Spica, Nordomatic plans to bring together building controls and workplace management software, so that customers can manage energy effectively, improve their hybrid working strategies and share data through integrated platforms.Three Key Issues Drive The Need For Digitization In The Modern Workplace
With Its New Spica Division, Nordomatic Marries Building Controls With Workplace Management
Customers Can Upgrade Hybrid Workplace Strategies And Accelerate Decarbonization Efforts Through Nordomatic-Spica
Figure 2. Overview Of Spica’s Added Business Value
About the Authors
Daniel Yazdanipour
Analyst
Dan is an analyst on the smart buildings team at Verdantix. He holds an MSc in Advanced Materials Science and Engineering from Imperial College London, as well as a BSc in Che...
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 ...
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...
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