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	The USA remains by far the largest market, followed by Germany, Japan and China. These four countries alone accounted for almost half the total global BACS market in 2017, but all major markets are experiencing growth.		The USA remains by far the largest market, followed by Germany, Japan and China. These four countries alone accounted for almost half the total global BACS market in 2017, but all major markets are experiencing growth.

−	In terms of suppliers, the global market remains split between the 'big 4': Siemens, Honeywell, JCI and Schneider Electric, who take almost half the total market between them, and a range of mainly regional players, some of which have achieved ~~quite~~ substantial sales by concentrating on key national markets, or by focusing on areas such as software development.	+	In terms of suppliers, the global market remains split between the 'big 4'; Siemens, Honeywell, JCI and Schneider Electric, who take almost half the total market between them, and a range of mainly regional players, some of which have achieved substantial sales by concentrating on key national markets, or by focusing on areas such as software development.

	Henry Lawson, BSRIA’s Senior Market Research Analyst, commented:		Henry Lawson, BSRIA’s Senior Market Research Analyst, commented:

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	The fastest growth is expected to be software used to manage, control and optimise building systems and building energy management – forecast to grow at 10% annually. This reflects the increasing strategic importance of data and analytics in managing buildings.		The fastest growth is expected to be software used to manage, control and optimise building systems and building energy management – forecast to grow at 10% annually. This reflects the increasing strategic importance of data and analytics in managing buildings.

−	~~A growing proportion~~ of devices leaving the factory ~~pre-fitted to be~~ ready for IP connection ~~'as and when needed', showcases how the IoT is becoming key~~.	+	The ever-increasing significance of the IoT is revealed by the number of devices now leaving the factory ready for IP connection.

−	Building managers are increasingly interested in moving beyond HVAC ~~systems~~ to integrate other ~~building~~ systems such as lighting, security, and even in some cases, fire. More than ~~one-~~quarter of building automation projects now integrate at least one of these additional systems. This is especially true of large, new, complex building projects such as transport terminals, retail centres, sports stadiums and universities.	+	Building managers are increasingly interested in moving beyond HVAC to integrate other systems such as lighting, security, and even in some cases, fire. More than a quarter of building automation projects now integrate at least one of these additional systems. This is especially true for large, new, complex building projects such as transport terminals, retail centres, sports stadiums and universities.

−	The USA remains by far the largest market, followed by Germany, Japan and China. These four countries alone accounted for ~~just under~~ half of the total global BACS market in 2017, but all major markets are experiencing growth.	+	The USA remains by far the largest market, followed by Germany, Japan and China. These four countries alone accounted for almost half the total global BACS market in 2017, but all major markets are experiencing growth.

−	~~Regarding~~ suppliers – the global market remains split between the 'big 4': Siemens, Honeywell, JCI and Schneider Electric, who take almost half the total ~~global~~ market between them and a range of mainly regional players, some of which have achieved quite substantial sales by concentrating on key national markets, or by focusing on ~~key~~ areas such as software development.	+	In terms of suppliers, the global market remains split between the 'big 4': Siemens, Honeywell, JCI and Schneider Electric, who take almost half the total market between them, and a range of mainly regional players, some of which have achieved quite substantial sales by concentrating on key national markets, or by focusing on areas such as software development.

	Henry Lawson, BSRIA’s Senior Market Research Analyst, commented:		Henry Lawson, BSRIA’s Senior Market Research Analyst, commented:

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−	In May 2018, BSRIA ~~released~~ research showing that growth in software and the Internet of Things (IoT) are the key drivers ~~of growth in~~ the global building automation market.	+	In May 2018, BSRIA published research showing that growth in software and the Internet of Things (IoT) are the key drivers for the global building automation market.

	The total market for controllers (DDC, room and field controllers) as well as software and hardware is forecast to grow from $7 billion in 2017 to $8.5 billion (in manufacturing selling prices) in 2022.		The total market for controllers (DDC, room and field controllers) as well as software and hardware is forecast to grow from $7 billion in 2017 to $8.5 billion (in manufacturing selling prices) in 2022.

−	The fastest growth is ~~projected for~~ software used to manage ~~and~~ control and optimise ~~the~~ building systems ~~as well as~~ building energy management – forecast to grow at 10% annually. This reflects the ~~growing~~ strategic importance of data and analytics in managing buildings.	+	The fastest growth is expected to be software used to manage, control and optimise building systems and building energy management – forecast to grow at 10% annually. This reflects the increasing strategic importance of data and analytics in managing buildings.

	A growing proportion of devices leaving the factory pre-fitted to be ready for IP connection 'as and when needed', showcases how the IoT is becoming key.		A growing proportion of devices leaving the factory pre-fitted to be ready for IP connection 'as and when needed', showcases how the IoT is becoming key.

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In May 2018, BSRIA released research showing that growth in software and the Internet of Things (IoT) are the key drivers of growth in the global building automation market.

The total market for controllers (DDC, room and field controllers) as well as software and hardware is forecast to grow from $7 billion in 2017 to $8.5 billion (in manufacturing selling prices) in 2022.

The fastest growth is projected for software used to manage and control and optimise the building systems as well as building energy management – forecast to grow at 10% annually. This reflects the growing strategic importance of data and analytics in managing buildings.

A growing proportion of devices leaving the factory pre-fitted to be ready for IP connection 'as and when needed', showcases how the IoT is becoming key.

Building managers are increasingly interested in moving beyond HVAC systems to integrate other building systems such as lighting, security, and even in some cases, fire. More than one-quarter of building automation projects now integrate at least one of these additional systems. This is especially true of large, new, complex building projects such as transport terminals, retail centres, sports stadiums and universities.

The USA remains by far the largest market, followed by Germany, Japan and China. These four countries alone accounted for just under half of the total global BACS market in 2017, but all major markets are experiencing growth.

Regarding suppliers – the global market remains split between the 'big 4': Siemens, Honeywell, JCI and Schneider Electric, who take almost half the total global market between them and a range of mainly regional players, some of which have achieved quite substantial sales by concentrating on key national markets, or by focusing on key areas such as software development.

Henry Lawson, BSRIA’s Senior Market Research Analyst, commented:

“While on the surface, building automation looks to be a fairly mature and evolving market, BSRIA’s latest market studies dig below the surface to highlight some important trends that all market players need to be aware of.

"In this respect – we are looking at a market that increasingly focuses on the three 'I's: namely IP connectivity, integration of systems and information technology in general and software in particular. Watch this space.”

The World Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS) 2018 report, researched in 2017 and published in April 2018, is available by country or as a package. It includes a detailed assessment of the current and future markets for intelligent control systems in non-residential buildings. See [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/global-building-automation-being-driven-by-the-three-is-information-integration-ip-connectivity/ here] for more information.

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This article was originally published [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/global-building-automation-being-driven-by-the-three-is-information-integration-ip-connectivity/ here] in May 2018 by BSRIA.

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