Facility Management Market Worth $43.69 Billion By 2019

Twitter bannerThis FM Alert is brought to you by RealStreet 2015, a new event sponsored by Facility Executive and Business Facilities magazines. Posted by Heidi Schwartz According to the report “Facility Management Market by Solutions (CAFM, IWMS, CMMS, BIM, IWMS) & Services – Worldwide Market Forecasts and Analysis (2014-2019), infrastructural development and technological advancements are the primary factors driving the growth for the facility management market. IT based facility management solutions and services help facility managers to look carefully in the support functions as well. These solutions ensure the optimized utilization of resources, and assets which ultimately leads to reduced operational costs and enhanced profitability. Facility Management Market Growth In the report, the facility management market is broken down into various segments and provides an in-depth analysis and forecasting of revenues. This research report helps to identify the factors driving this market, various restraints, challenges, and opportunities impacting it along with the future roadmaps. The IT based facility management solutions are classified by several industry players offering solutions being classified as Integrated Workplace Management Systems (IWMS), Computer Aided Facility Management (CAFM) solutions, Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS), Building Information Model (BIM), Enterprise Asset Management, Facility Management Information Systems (FMIS), Computer Integrated Facility Management (CIFM), and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Solutions.

This research report segments and categorizes the global facility management market on the basis of the following segments:

On the basis of solutions:

  • Asset Management and Space Management;
  • Capital Project Management;
  • Real Estate Portfolio Management and Lease Administration;
  • Energy Management and Environment Sustainability Management;
  • Maintenance Management; and
  • Others.

On the basis of services:

  • Design & Integration;
  • Deployment & Maintenance;
  • Consulting; and
  • Managed Services.

On the basis of verticals:

  • BFSI;
  • Public Sector, Utilities, Aerospace & Defense;
  • Telecommunication & ITES;
  • Manufacturing/supply chain/logistics;
  • Real Estate/Infrastructure;
  • Healthcare;
  • Retail; and
  • Others.

On the basis of regions:

  • North America (NA);
  • Europe (EU);
  • Asia Pacific (APAC);
  • Middle East & Asia (MEA); and
  • Latin America (LA).

As the infrastructure is developing at very high growth rate, new facilities are also developing quickly. Major industry verticals with such high infrastructural growth are public sector, manufacturing, real estate and retail among others. The adoption in these verticals is very high as they are looking to integrate data from operational facilities to other business applications. MarketsandMarkets expects the Facility Management Market to grow from $24.65 billion in 2014 to $43.69 billion by 2019. This represents a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 12.1% from 2014 to 2019. MarketsandMarkets expects North America to hold the largest market for this market, in terms of geographical regions and over the next five years, it is expected to continue this pace but Asia Pacific and Middle-East and Africa would be the regions with higher growth rates.


2 COMMENTS

  1. CMMS market size has grown globally, I see most of the Facility & Plant maintenance teams use CMMS hosted in the cloud as it is easy and fast to deploy and more reliable compared to their in house network.

    There are several companies who offers predictive maintenance as features, they integrated IoT devices and sensors which measures vibration and temperature data.

    Few companies who offer smart CMMS hosted in cloud are :-

    1) EZmaintain.com
    2) Infor
    3) IBM
    4) SAP
    5) eMaint
    6) Hippo
    7) Maintenance Web
    8) Fiix
    9) MPulse

    Would like to hear comments form Maintenance Managers on which software they currently use.

  2. I have been working with a buildings control technology company in the UK. The result of interviewing 50 companies is an awareness of the FM environments need for an elegant monitoring, command and control technology to support legislation and the social or energy reduction needs of business. What also came out is the relative lack of understanding and awareness of how to implement.

    Today a lot of businesses are stuck with the infrastructure they have, installing new infrastructure is a costly business. Tending to delay decisions. There is a need for easy to install, reliable, robust solutions providing data on energy at the point of use.

    The UK will follow the US in implementing energy as a service. As we have looked at the market there are very few retrofit solutions that can meet the demands. We are building a community to deliver such a solution. At the core is a technology that is a point of use control, report and manage technology.

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