This Research Note examines the emerging strategic priorities of Schneider Electric in the smart commercial buildings space. We have mapped M&A, divestments, strategic partnerships and investment activity to ascertain the growth ambitions of the Buildings business. We have categorized the various business relationships by technology and investment type over a 3-year period. This article, Part 2 of a 2-part analysis (Part 1 Here), is intended as a non-exhaustive indicator of Schneider Electric’s strategic direction between January 2020 and December 2022.  Buildings are one of four end markets that Schneider Electric addresses with a complete portfolio of products, solutions and services for residential and non-residential buildings through its Energy Management Division. The Group’s offerings in non-residential buildings focus on healthcare and life science facilities, retail stores, hotels, commercial offices and data centers. In total, our strategy mapping exercise highlights 15 partnerships, 6 acquisitions, 2 divestments and 10 venture capital investments of relevance over the last three years. The commentary below highlights key investments […]