This Report is a new 2016 Study which Makes an Objective Assessment of the Market for Internet of Things Technologies, Networks and Services in Buildings 2016 to 2021
Memoori presents a brand new report, building on our portfolio of building technology related research. This independent study makes an objective assessment of the Prospects for the Internet of Things market in Smart Buildings from 2016 to 2021. The report focuses on market sizing and opportunities for Smart Commercial buildings, providing a fresh market assessment based upon the latest information. Regions for this edition of the study are spilt into 5 categories representing the international markets of North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific and The Middle East & Africa.
WHY DO YOU NEED THIS REPORT?
- Discover our market projections for the Internet of Things in Buildings (BIoT) including network hardware and data services.
- Understand the figures for the overall market for Systems in Buildings. Physical Security, Lighting Control and Fire Detection & Safety will represent the 3 largest segments by 2021.
- Analyze the current situation in buildings contrasted with the vision for a future BIoT; And discover how business models and market opportunities will shift as BIoT moves from vision to reality.
- What is driving M&A and Investment in this business? Discover the valuations paid for IoT & BIoT companies.
At Memoori we have decades of experience in the evaluation of building services markets, and regularly publish reports on several building technology areas including Building Environmental Control Systems, LED Lighting and Controls, Smart Grid, and Physical Security. This has given us a solid grounding on which to build our growth projections. Our most recent assessment indicates that the underlying “BAS without connectivity” market saw sales of global building systems totalling $94.6Bn in 2015. Sales of Building Energy and Control Systems (BECS) made up the largest proportion of the market, with sales of $30.9Bn, followed closely by physical security with sales of $27.2Bn, and Fire Detection & Safety with $21.9Bn. We forecast that the market will grow at a combined 7.2% CAGR through to the end of 2016, with the strongest growth being experienced in the lighting control area, at 13% growth.
WITHIN ITS 222 PAGES AND 61 CHARTS AND TABLES, THE REPORT FILTERS OUT ALL THE KEY FACTS AND DRAWS CONCLUSIONS, SO YOU CAN UNDERSTAND EXACTLY WHAT IS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF THE GLOBAL BIOT MARKET;
- The report projects that the combined global market for the Internet of Things in Buildings (BIoT) will grow significantly over the forecast period, rising from $26.65Bn in 2015 to $75.5Bn by 2021, at a CAGR of 20.7%. Growth in data volumes generated by the IoT will still drive significant investments; as organisations struggle to maintain the network capacity and bandwidth requirements to effectively transmit all this new data.
- We see the market for Connectivity Services and Related Hardware growing from a 2015 value of $8.8Bn to over $18.4Bn by 2021, a CAGR of 13.1%. while will see the Enablement Hardware segment’s value grow from $6.8Bn in 2015, to $15.5Bn in 2021, which represents a CAGR of 14.7%.
- The Professional Value Add Services market is projected to grow at a rapid 20.7% CAGR from only $3.1Bn in 2015 to $9.6Bn by 2021. And finally, the Big Data and Cloud Based Software & Services market was valued at nearly $8Bn by the end of 2015 and is projected to grow at an impressive CAGR of 26.3% CAGR to $32Bn by 2021.
- We monitored a total of 597 different deals of different types from 2010 to the end of 2015. Over 63% of these deals (379) were venture capital investments, but we also picked up details of over 200 acquisitions, 4 mergers, 3 IPOs and 2 management buyouts, all of which indicates there is also a thriving demand for both new innovation and expansion via M&A in the BIoT space.
For only USD 1,500 this report provides valuable information so companies can improve their strategic planning exercises AND look at the potential for developing their business through merger, acquisition and alliance.
WHO SHOULD BUY THIS REPORT?
The information contained in this report will be of value to all those engaged in managing, operating and investing in Commercial Smart Buildings (and their Advisers) around the world. In particular those wishing to acquire, merge, sell or find alliance partners will find it particularly useful.
Table of Contents
- Preface
- The Executive Summary
- 1. An Introduction to the IoT
- 1.1 Connected Devices
- 1.2 Big Data Analytics
- 1.3 Cloud
- 1.4 Mobility
- 2. The Building Internet of Things (BIoT)
- 2.1 The BIoT and Big Data Supply Chain
- 2.2 Big Data Sources in Smart Buildings
- 3. The State of the Market
- 3.1 Market Readiness and Investments to Date
- 3.2 Connected Devices and Data Gathering in Smart Buildings
- 3.3 Big Data Analytics for BIoT
- 3.4 Connectivity Standards & Protocols
- 3.5 Industry Alliances & Consortia
- 3.6 Transitioning from BAS to BIoT
- 4. BIoT Applications
- 4.1 Energy Management & Smart Grid
- 4.2 HVAC
- 4.3 Lighting
- 4.4 Water
- 4.5 Security & Safety
- 4.6 Asset Maintenance & Optimization
- 4.7 Enhancing the Occupant/Tenant/User Experience
- 4.8 Space Utilization & People Movement
- 5. Vertical Market Opportunities
- 5.1 Retail & Banking
- 5.2 Hospitality
- 5.3 Offices & Other Commercial Real Estate
- 5.4 The Market for Small and Medium Sized Commercial Buildings
- 6. The Global BIoT Market – Sizing & Growth Projections
- 7. BIoT Market Analysis by Region
- 7.1 Regional Comparisons
- 7.2 North America
- 7.3 Latin America
- 7.4 Asia Pacific
- 7.5 Europe
- 7.6 Middle East & Africa
- 8. Market Drivers
- 8.1 Economic & Business Drivers
- 8.2 Technology Drivers
- 8.3 Energy Efficiency & Environmental Drivers
- 8.4 Regulatory and Legislative Drivers
- 8.5 Government Support Programs
- 8.6 Evolving Customer Requirements & Expectations
- 8.7 Project Finance
- 9. Market Barriers & Challenges
- 9.1 Security
- 9.2 Privacy
- 9.3 Implementation Cost & ROI
- 9.4 Knowledge & Skills
- 9.5 Data Challenges
- 9.6 Organizational Culture
- 9.7 Project Governance & Control
- 9.8 Standards Challenges
- 9.9 Buildings Specific Challenges
- 10. The BIoT Ecosystem
- 10.1 Evolving Business Models
- 10.2 Partnering & Strategic Alliances
- 10.3 IoT Platforms
- 10.4 Strategies & Positioning of the Market Players
- 11. IP & Patents
- 12. Market Focus Steadily Shifts to Smart Building Opportunity
- 13. BIoT Deals Analysis
- 13.1 Investment Market Sentiment
- 13.2 Overall Deals Analysis
- 13.3 Mergers & Acquisitions
- 13.4 Venture Capital Investment Analysis
- 1. An Introduction to the IoT
Appendix
- A1 – M&A and Investments in BIoT Companies in 2015
- A2 – Leading Venture Capital Companies & Their BIoT Investments (2010 to 2015)
- A3 – Partnerships & Strategic Alliances Summary
List of Charts and Figures
- Fig 1.1 – Projected Number of Internet Connected Devices (Billions)
- Fig 1.2 – Connected Device Projections by Sector
- Fig 1.3 – The 4 V’s of Big Data
- Fig 1.4 – Global Data Volumes – Data in Zettabytes (ZB)
- Fig 1.5 – Total Public Cloud Market Size 2015 to 2020 ($Bn)
- Fig 2.1 – The Internet of Things in Commercial Buildings
- Fig 2.2 – The BIoT and Big Data Supply Chain
- Fig 2.3 – Big Data in Smart Buildings
- Fig 3.1 – IoT Revenue Impact and Spending by Industry
- Fig 3.2 – Growth in Smart Building Connected Devices over time (millions of devices)
- Fig 3.3 – Percentage of Devices in Smart Buildings with Internet Connectivity in 2016
- Fig 3.4 – Connectivity in the IoT
- Fig 3.5 – Range and Data Rates of Various Technologies Capabilities Compared
- Fig 3.6 – Wi-Fi Standard Comparison
- Fig 3.7 – Alliance and Consortium Membership of the Major BIoT Players
- Fig 3.8 – The Transition from BAS to BIoT
- Fig 5.1 – Top New Tech Rollouts in Hotels in 2016
- Fig 6.1 – The Global Building Systems Market ($Bn)
- Fig 6.2 – The Global Market for BIoT in Buildings 2015 to 20121 ($Bn)
- Fig 6.3 – BIoT Market Breakdown by Hardware and Services ($Bn, % of Total)
- Fig 7.1 – The Market for the Internet of Things in Buildings by Region 2015 to 2021, % of Global Market, % of Connections
- Fig 7.2 – Mean Company Spending on IoT Initiatives in 2015 ($Bn)
- Fig 7.3 – The Market for the Internet of Things in Buildings – North America 2015 to 2021 ($Bn)
- Fig 7.4 – The Market for the Internet of Things in Buildings – Latin America 2015 to 2021 ($Bn)
- Fig 7.5 – The Market for the Internet of Things in Buildings – Asia Pacific 2015 to 2021 ($Bn)
- Fig 7.6 – The Market for the Internet of Things in Buildings – Europe 2015 to 2021 ($Bn)
- Fig 7.7 – The Market for the Internet of Things in Buildings – Middle East & Africa 2015 to 2021 ($Bn)
- Fig 8.1 – How Important are the following benefits in driving businesses to adopt the Industrial Internet?
- Fig 8.2 – Developer Target Markets – Percentage of IoT Developers targeting at least 1 vertical market
- Fig 8.3 – Construction Market Growth by Geography 2014 to 2030
- Fig 8.4 – Technology Readiness Index by Country 2015
- Fig 8.5 – Global Building Energy Demand – Combined Residential, Commercial and Industrial
- Fig 9.1 – Meta-Analysis of Leading Challenges Facing IoT Initiatives
- Fig 9.2 – Worldwide IoT Security Spending Forecast ($m)
- Fig 10.1 – Major Partnerships and Strategic Alliances in the BIoT Ecosystem
- Fig 10.2 – The 8 components of an IoT Application Enablement Platform
- Fig 11.1 – Percentage of Global IoT Patent Applications
- Fig 13.1 – Traxn Analysis of Industrial IoT Funding in the last 2 years ($m)
- Fig 13.2 – BIoT Analysis by Deal Type, Number of Deals
- Fig 13.3 – BIoT Analysis by Deal Type, Total Value of Deals
- Fig 13.4 – BIoT Deals Analysis by Funding Round 2010 to 2015
- Fig 13.5 – BIoT Venture Capital Investments 2010 to 2016 ($m)
List of Tables
- Table 1.1 – Key Components of the Internet of Things
- Table 1.2 – Cloud market breakdown
- Table 3.1 – Data Analytics Categories
- Table 3.2 – Communications Models
- Table 3.3 – A Comparison of Leading Short Range Wireless Communications Standards for Smart Buildings
- Table 3.4 – Industry Alliances and Consortia
- Table 8.1 – Government Support Programs for IoT and Big Data
- Table 10.1 – Selected Examples of IoT Platform Deployments for BIoT Applications
- Table 10.2 – BIOT Positioning of the Major ICT Players
- Table 10.3 – BIOT Offerings of the Major BAS Vendors
- Table 13.1 – Most Active Participants in the M&A Market, 2010 to Date
- Table 13.2 – Notable M&A Deals, 2010 to Date
- Table 13.3 – Leading VC Investment Recipients – 2010 to 2015
Companies Mentioned INCLUDE;
75F / Acano / Accenture / Actility / Advanced Microgram Solutions / Aimteq Energy Management / Altertme / Aquicore / AT&T / Atos / AtSite / Augury / Aurelius LLC / Autodesk / Axis Communications / Bastille / Bigly / BitStew Systems / Blue Pillar / Bosch / BuildingIQ / Building Robotics / ByteLight / C3 / CapGemini / CarbonTrack / Cimation / Cisco / Climatec / Comely / Daikin / Dashboard / DataTorrent / Davra Networks / Deco Lighting / Dell / Deloitte / Detecting / Digi International / Digital Lumens / Distich Controls / E.ON / Elster Group / Enbala Power Networks / Emergent / EnerNOC / Enlighted / Enteric Systems / EnTouch Controls / Enverv / Environmental Systems (ESI) / Ericsson / EVERYTHING / Excelon / FirstFuel / FogHorn / GE / Go Factory, Inc / Google Nest / Graphisoft / Greensense / Gridpoint / Guavus / Hitachi / Honeywell / IBM / Iconics / Ingenue / Intel / Iotera / Itineris / Itron / Johnson Controls / KISI / KMC Controls / KONE / KONUX / Laconically / Lantiq / Lightship Works / Limejump / Link Labs / Lutron / MBS / MCEnergy Inc / Microsoft / Mnubo / Optimum Energy / Oracle / Otis / Panoramic Power / ParStream / Pentaho / Phillips / Phoenix Energy Technologies / PingThings / PLAT.ONE / Pointgrab / PrismTech / Prosyst / PubNub / Qualcomm / Relayr / REStoreNV / Retailnext / Retroficiency / Rockwell Automation / Samsung / Schneider Electric / Senior / SenseAgent / Sensity Systems / Sensorborg / Sentient Energy / Service Partner ONE / ShopperTrak / Siemens / Sigfox / Silicon Labs / SNUPI / Solar City / STC Energy and Carbon Holding Limited / Stem / Switch Automation / t-mac Technologies / Telefonica / Tempered / ThetaRay / ThingWorx / Trend Controls / Trove Predictive Data Science / Tridium / Ubitronix Systems Solutions / UTC / Varentec / Verde / Verne Global / VideoXpert / Wipro / Wiretaps / Xcel Energy / Yanzi / Zumtobel / zyzVoice
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