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This Independent Study makes an Objective
Assessment of the Market for Internet of Things Technologies, Networks
and Services in Buildings 2014 to 2020.
Memoori defines the Building Internet of
Things (BIoT) as: “The overlaying of an IP network, connecting all the
building services monitoring, analyzing and controlling without the
intervention of humans.” The value in BIoT is as much in the data as
the devices. Collecting data from more building services and equipment
will provide a much more granular view of exactly how each building is
performing. Building equipment manufacturers must start selling systems
that collect, store and analyze data in the cloud, so they can use it
to provide better operational efficiency.
http://www.memoori.com/portfolio/internet-things-smart-buildings-2014-2020
Within its 185 pages and 31 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 global market for the Internet of Things in
Buildings (BIoT) will rise from $22.93Bn in 2014 to over $85Bn in 2020.
• The overall market for Systems in Buildings will
grow from $110.9Bn in 2014 to $181.1Bn in 2020, with Physical Security,
Lighting Control and Fire Detection & Safety representing the 3
largest segments.
• Overall connectivity penetration rates across all
building systems are at only around 16%. This will rise steadily over
the coming years, but mainstream penetration (i.e. 50% of all building
systems devices connected) is unlikely to be achieved before 2025.
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• The networking and related services segment of the
market will show a steady growth of 22.6% CAGR rising from $9.53Bn in
2014 to $32.43Bn in 2020 which represents 37% of overall revenues by
2020. Effective networking deployments to keep up with the rising
bandwidth demands of the BIoT will be crucial to the effective delivery
of services and the management of data flows.
Memoori is a market research consultancy, offering business
intelligence and independent advice on technology in Smart Buildings to
companies across the value chain; supporting them in making essential
strategic business decisions. For more information, please visit http://memoori.com
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