Worldwide Facility Management Applications Forecast, 2024-2028: AI, GenAI, and IoT to Drive Future Growth

Worldwide Facility Management Applications Forecast, 2024-2028: AI, GenAI, and IoT to Drive Future Growth


This IDC study examines the market for FM applications. Sustainability initiatives, reduced occupancy rates, increasing workplace experience requirements, new technologies, and changing portfolio management strategies are all driving market growth. "The pandemic is past, but the lingering negative effects of longer-term commercial real estate issues are still present," says Brian O'Rourke, research manager, Enterprise Asset Management and Smart Facilities at IDC. "Everyone from facilities personnel to finance professionals to the C-suite is dealing with the continued decline of commercial real estate values. The new workplace continues to evolve as leases need to be analyzed, and new work configurations and maintenance schedules must be created. This unsettled environment has been a boon for FM software vendors, as seen in revenue growth of 15.6% in 2023. Trends that will continue to drive revenue in the future include the growth of IoT and smart building technology and both AI and generative AI applications. Overall, we expect compound annual revenue growth through 2028 to be 15.1%."


IDC Market Forecast Figure

Executive Summary

Advice for Technology Suppliers

Market Forecast

Market Context

Drivers and Inhibitors

Drivers

Smart Buildings and IoT Sensor Proliferation

The Focus on Workplace Experience

Building Information Modeling for Renovation/Reconfiguration

Inhibitors

Difficult Commercial Real Estate Environment

The Complications of Sustainability

Significant Market Developments

Changes from Prior Forecast

Market Definition

Methodology

Historical and Forecast Market Values and Exchange Rates

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