Global Building Management Systems Market - 2023-2030

Global Building Management Systems Market - 2023-2030

Global Building Management Systems Market reached US$ 14.2 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 47.6 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 13.6% during the forecast period 2023-2030.

The rising growth in environmental sustainability and energy conservation, BMS offers the ability to monitor, control and optimize energy usage within buildings, this not only reduces operational costs but also aligns with regulatory and corporate sustainability goals. Building management systems allow for centralized monitoring and control of various building systems, which leads to more efficient resource utilization, reduced energy wastage and lower maintenance costs.

Building management systems platforms offer remote monitoring and control capabilities, allowing facility managers to manage buildings and systems from anywhere, this is particularly important for large or geographically dispersed facilities. The proliferation of Internet of Things devices and smart sensors enables building management systems to gather real-time data from various systems, such as lighting, HVAC, security and occupancy; this data-driven approach enhances decision-making and automation.

Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing regions in the global building management systems market covering about 1/4th of the market. The region rapid urbanization in many countries across the region has led to the construction of new buildings and infrastructure projects and this creates a substantial demand for building management systems to efficiently manage and operate these modern structures.

Dynamics

Rising Demand for Smart City Initiatives

Smart cities rely on interconnected systems and sensors to collect data and monitor various aspects of urban life, including building energy consumption, occupancy patterns and environmental conditions. Building management systems play an important role in aggregating and analyzing this data to optimize building operations and resource utilization.

Smart city initiatives emphasize the efficient use of resources such as water, electricity and materials. For instance, on 01 April 2022 Grundfos, a global leader in advanced pump solutions and water technologies, launched its new NK and NKE range of end-suction pumps in the Philippines to address the increasing demand for intelligent solutions in building more connected, resilient and sustainable cities.

The new pumps are designed with a focus on energy efficiency, connectivity and durability. The introduction of smart city initiatives in various cities further emphasizes the need for intelligent technology to enhance urban sustainability, including water- and energy-efficient solutions.

Rising Collaborative Partnerships Between Companies

Buildings often have systems from different manufacturers that need to work together. Collaborative partnerships focus on creating interoperable solutions that can communicate and integrate smoothly, ensuring compatibility and reducing integration complexities for customers. Collaborative partnerships allow companies to leverage each other's strengths, whether it's in hardware design, software development, data analysis or user experience.

For instance, on 7 December 2022, Semtech Corporation's LoRa devices and the LoRaWAN standard were integrated into Nordic Propeye's HVAC optimization solution, designed to reduce energy consumption in smart buildings. The solution, initially launched in Europe been adapted for the U.S. market, where there is increasing pressure to improve energy efficiency, air quality and carbon emissions in commercial buildings.

Advancement in Technology

Modern crew management software leverages advanced algorithms and artificial intelligence to automate crew scheduling, pairing and assignment, these technologies optimize crew utilization, reduce operational costs and minimize disruptions due to scheduling conflicts. Integration with real-time data sources, such as flight schedules, crew availability and regulatory requirements, allows for accurate and up-to-date crew management and this helps airlines make informed decisions and respond promptly to changes and disruptions.

According to 75F, a world’s leading IoT-based building management system, Cloud technology brought significant advancements to various industries, enabling them to operate more efficiently and effectively. The commercial building management systems industry has been slower in adopting cloud-native technology compared to other sectors. Traditional Building Management Systems which have been in use for decades, often lack the flexibility and adaptability needed in the rapidly changing technological landscape.

Retrofitting and Delay in Implementation

Integrating a building management system into an existing building or infrastructure can be complex and time-consuming. Retrofitting older buildings with modern building management systems technology may require significant modifications and investments. The initial investment in installing and configuring a BMS can be substantial, this includes the cost of hardware, software, sensors, controllers and other components. For smaller businesses or building owners, the cost can be an obstacle to adoption of the systems.

Building management systems needs to be tailored to the specific needs of a building and its occupants. Customization can lead to additional costs and delays in implementation. Once a building management system is installed, there can be challenges in switching vendors or upgrading components. Some Building Management Systems may use proprietary protocols or software, making it difficult to integrate with other systems or change providers.

Segment Analysis

The global building management systems market is segmented based software, service, application and region.

Adoption of IoT for Security Facilities

Security management segment is expected to hold around 1/3rd of the global market share during the forecast period 2023-2030. The growth of Internet of Things devices and sensors in buildings has led to greater connectivity and automation. As more devices become interconnected, the need for securing these systems and preventing potential cyber threats becomes paramount, the rise in cyberattacks targeting buildings and critical infrastructure has raised awareness about the vulnerability of building management systems to hacking and unauthorized access.

Organizations are realizing the importance of implementing robust security measures to safeguard their systems and data. According to Nozomi Networks, in the rapidly evolving landscape of smart buildings and IoT adoption, there are critical considerations for enhancing security and ensuring operational resilience.

As building owners integrate IoT systems and sensors into their building management systems to improve operational efficiency and energy consumption, they must also address the increasing cyber risks associated with interconnected devices.

Geographical Penetration

Adoption of Digital Building Solutions in North America

North America is the dominant region in the global building management systems market holding more than 1/3rd of the market in 2022. The region has an emphasis on Internet of Things technology allows for seamless integration of various building systems and devices. Building management systems leverage IoT for collecting real-time data, which enables data-driven decisions for better building performance.

For instance, on 17 July 2023, Johnson Controls, a global leader in smart, sustainable buildings, acquired FM Systems, a prominent provider of digital workplace management and Internet of Things solutions for facilities and real estate professionals. The acquisition adds complementary cloud-based software capabilities to Johnson Controls' OpenBlue digital buildings software portfolio. The transaction involves a base purchase price of US$ 455 million, along with potential additional payments based on post-closing earnout milestones.

Competitive Landscape

The major global players in the market include Siemens, ABB, Azbil Corporation, Delta Controls, Robert Bosch GmbH, Legrand, United Technologies, Johnson Controls, Honeywell International Inc. and Eagle Technology.

COVID-19 Impact Analysis

Many buildings experienced rapid shifts in occupancy due to lockdowns, remote work policies and social distancing measures. Building management systems had to quickly adapt to monitor and manage spaces with reduced occupancy, ensuring that systems such as lighting, HVAC and security were adjusted accordingly to save energy and maintain operational efficiency. Building management systems became crucial in implementing health and safety protocols within buildings.

Increase in remote work, facility managers needed the ability to monitor and control building systems remotely. Building management systems with cloud-based platforms and remote access capabilities became essential for maintaining building operations while minimizing physical presence. Many organizations faced financial challenges during the pandemic, leading to a focus on cost-saving measures.

Building management systems played a role in optimizing energy consumption, identifying inefficiencies and ensuring that energy-intensive systems were operating efficiently. As buildings were temporarily vacated or had reduced occupancy, it provided an opportunity for facility managers to undertake building management systems retrofitting, upgrades or maintenance activities that might have been challenging during normal operation.

AI Impact

AI-driven predictive maintenance analyzes data from sensors and equipment to predict when components are likely to fail and this proactive approach allows facility managers to perform maintenance tasks before breakdowns occur, reducing downtime and saving costs. AI algorithms can analyze historical energy usage patterns, occupancy data, weather forecasts and other variables to optimize heating, cooling, lighting and ventilation systems for maximum energy efficiency without compromising occupant comfort.

AI can provide real-time analysis of temperature, humidity, lighting and other environmental factors, adjusting systems to maintain optimal comfort levels for occupants. Personalized settings can be learned over time. AI algorithms can optimize building operations by dynamically adjusting HVAC, lighting and other systems based on occupancy patterns, weather forecasts and energy prices.

For instance, on 21 August 2023, CBRE, a global leader in real estate services, has introduced its smart facilities management solutions to enhance operational reliability and efficiency across more than 20,000 client sites managed by its Global Workplace Solutions division and these sites encompass a total area of 1 billion square feet. The Smart FM Solutions leverage CBRE's Nexus AI-based platform, utilizing a wealth of building operations and utilization data, to provide actionable insights that optimize FM workflows and outcomes.

Russia- Ukraine War Impact

The conflict may disrupt global supply chains, affecting the availability of components and equipment used in business management systems. Delays or shortages in the supply of critical hardware and technology could impact the installation, maintenance and upgrades of business management systems in buildings. The geopolitical tensions and economic sanctions associated with the conflict could lead to economic uncertainty and fluctuations in currency exchange rates.

The conflict could prompt a renewed focus on energy security and resilience in affected countries. building management systems may need to prioritize energy efficiency measures, optimize HVAC systems and manage energy consumption to ensure the availability of resources during potential supply disruptions. In areas where tensions are high, building security and occupant safety becomes even more critical.

By Software
* Security Management
* Facility Management
* Energy Management
* Infrastructure Management
* Emergency Management

By Service
* Professional Services
* Managed Services

By Application
* Residential
* Commercial
* Industrial

By Region
* North America
U.S.
Canada
Mexico
* Europe
Germany
UK
France
Italy
Russia
Rest of Europe
* South America
Brazil
Argentina
Rest of South America
* Asia-Pacific
China
India
Japan
Australia
Rest of Asia-Pacific
* Middle East and Africa

Key Developments
* On 22 June 2023, BGES Group, a prominent BMS and energy management company in UK, has expanded its presence by launching BGES Midlands and this new hub in the Midlands region aims to better serve clients and capitalize on growing opportunities in the area.
* On 4 October 2022, Evotech Technical Services introduced their myBEMS system, a cutting-edge solution that employs AI technology to utilize data from building sensors for automated HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems in commercial buildings.
* On 12 April 2022, CPower Energy Management is introducing a Building Management Systems-as-a-Service (BMS- in New York City, aimed at enabling grid-interactive efficient buildings and this solution offers commercial property owners and managers an intelligent building management system at no upfront cost, helping them manage energy use, lower carbon emissions and provide demand flexibility to the grid.

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