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Designing Buildings at 07:29, 15 December 2020

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	The global smart airport market is dominated by key players including IBM Corporation, Cisco, and Siemens AG, while other players such as Raytheon, Amadeus IT Group, and QinetiQ are identified as emerging players in the market. Players such as Honeywell and SITA are amongst the promising players in the smart airport market with a strong position and relatively median growth as compared to the market leaders. Leading players are currently focusing on integrating products to create a new customer base. As a part of this strategy, they are engaging in strategic partnerships and acquisitions.		The global smart airport market is dominated by key players including IBM Corporation, Cisco, and Siemens AG, while other players such as Raytheon, Amadeus IT Group, and QinetiQ are identified as emerging players in the market. Players such as Honeywell and SITA are amongst the promising players in the smart airport market with a strong position and relatively median growth as compared to the market leaders. Leading players are currently focusing on integrating products to create a new customer base. As a part of this strategy, they are engaging in strategic partnerships and acquisitions.

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	* PAS 180:2014 Smart cities – Vocabulary.		* PAS 180:2014 Smart cities – Vocabulary.
	* PAS 181:2014 Smart city Framework.		* PAS 181:2014 Smart city Framework.

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	The global smart airport market is dominated by key players including IBM Corporation, Cisco, and Siemens AG, while other players such as Raytheon, Amadeus IT Group, and QinetiQ are identified as emerging players in the market. Players such as Honeywell and SITA are amongst the promising players in the smart airport market with a strong position and relatively median growth as compared to the market leaders. Leading players are currently focusing on integrating products to create a new customer base. As a part of this strategy, they are engaging in strategic partnerships and acquisitions.		The global smart airport market is dominated by key players including IBM Corporation, Cisco, and Siemens AG, while other players such as Raytheon, Amadeus IT Group, and QinetiQ are identified as emerging players in the market. Players such as Honeywell and SITA are amongst the promising players in the smart airport market with a strong position and relatively median growth as compared to the market leaders. Leading players are currently focusing on integrating products to create a new customer base. As a part of this strategy, they are engaging in strategic partnerships and acquisitions.
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		+	* Open data.
		+	* Open data - how can it aid the development of the construction industry?
		+	* PAS 180:2014 Smart cities – Vocabulary.
		+	* PAS 181:2014 Smart city Framework.
		+	* PAS 182 Smart city data concept model.
		+	* Smart buildings.
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		+	* Smart cities design timeframe.
		+	* Smart construction.
		+	* Smart meter.
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Designing Buildings: moved Smart Airports Industry Analysis and Forecast 2016 – 2024 to Smart airports

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−	Airport operations and business models have evolved dramatically over the last two decades to support the explosive growth of the global airline industry. Regulatory reforms and deregulation ~~has~~ ushered in a new aviation era~~, globally~~. Emerging countries are showing dramatic traffic growth, diversity, and choice of airlines. Due to rising competition in the airline sector, airports are becoming more responsive toward the needs of their airline customers and passengers. This is leading to focus on more innovation and efforts toward cost reduction along with generation of various benefits for passengers in terms of increased value and choice. Moreover, the growing penetration of smartphones and tablets is playing a key role in changing the outlook of global smart airports. Effective customer service differentiation and cost reduction are the two main benefits provided by the presence of mobile check-in facilities.	+	Airport operations and business models have evolved dramatically over the last two decades to support the explosive growth of the global airline industry. Regulatory reforms and deregulation have ushered in a new aviation era. Emerging countries are showing dramatic traffic growth, diversity, and choice of airlines.

−	~~Smart airport infrastructure is segmented into endpoint devices, communication systems, passenger, cargo and baggage ground handling control, air traffic control, security systems and others. In 2015~~, the ~~security systems segment dominated the market due to several government initiatives in view~~ of ~~rising terrorist attacks~~ leading to ~~security concerns~~.	+	Due to rising competition in the airline sector, airports are becoming more responsive toward the needs of passengers. This is leading to a focus on innovation and cost reduction along with increased value and choice.

−	~~Among~~ the smart ~~airport solutions~~, ~~landside solutions segment held the largest spending share~~ in ~~2015. However, terminal side solutions segment is expected to expand at the fastest CAGR due to the increasing focus on lifecycle services and digital video surveillance~~ and ~~management solutions~~.	+	The penetration of smartphones and tablets is playing a key role in changing the outlook of global smart airports, with mobile check-in facilities giving customer service differentiation and cost reduction.

−	~~Among the smart~~ airport ~~applications, core applications segment held the largest share of the overall spending on smart airport applications. This is due to tremendous increase in the use of mobile~~ devices ~~to check flight updates~~, ~~baggage status~~, and ~~other information. In order to provide such information through mobile notification services~~, airports as well as airline operators are expected to invest huge amounts in core applications. Moreover, this segment is expected to remain dominant during the forecast period due to high demand for integration application to track, manage, and ~~share accurate, up-to-date information in real-time with all the stakeholders of an airport ecosystem~~.	+	Smart airport infrastructure includes; endpoint devices, communication systems, passenger, cargo and baggage ground handling control, air traffic control, security systems and others.

−	~~Smart airport services include smart transport and parking~~, ~~smart retail, hospitality, and entertainment, smart workplace, smart airport processes, and smart business-to-business services. Among these, smart business-to-business services for airports was~~ the ~~largest~~ segment ~~of global smart airport services in terms of revenue in 2015. This is~~ due to the ~~rising demand for continuously updating passengers with real-time travel services such as route switching~~ and ~~valet parking~~.	+	In 2015, the security systems segment dominated the market due to a range of government initiatives following the rise in terrorist attacks and other security concerns.

−	~~The global~~ smart airport ~~market is dominated by key players including IBM Corporation~~, ~~Cisco, and Siemens AG, while other players such as Raytheon, Amadeus IT Group, and QinetiQ are identified as emerging players in~~ the market. ~~Players such as Honeywell and SITA~~ are ~~amongst~~ the ~~promising players~~ in the ~~smart airport market with a strong position and relatively median growth as compared~~ to the ~~market leaders. Leading players are currently focusing~~ on ~~integrating products to create a new customer base. As a part of this strategy, the companies are engaging in various strategic partnerships~~ and ~~acquisitions~~.	+	Among the smart airport solutions, landside solutions held the largest share of the market. However, terminal side solutions are expected to expand at the fastest rate in the future due to the increasing focus on lifecycle services and digital video surveillance and management solutions.

−	~~Get Free PDF Brochure for more Professional~~ and ~~Technical insights: [http://www~~.~~transparencymarketresearch~~.~~com/sample/sample~~.~~php?flag=B&amp~~;~~rep_id=1041 http://www~~.~~transparencymarketresearch~~.~~com/sample/sample~~.~~php?flag=B&rep_id=1041]~~	+	Among the smart airport applications, the core applications segment had the largest share of the overall spending on smart airport applications. This is due to an increase in the use of mobile devices to check flight updates, baggage status, and other information. In order to provide such information through mobile notification services, airports, as well as airline operators will have to invest significant sums in core applications. This segment is expected to remain dominant during due to the high demand for integration of applications to track, manage, and share accurate, up-to-date information in real-time with all the stakeholders of an airport ecosystem.
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		+	Smart airport services include; smart transport and parking, smart retail, hospitality, and entertainment, smart workplaces, smart airport processes, and smart business-to-business services. Among these, smart business-to-business services for airports was the largest segment of global smart airport services in terms of revenue in 2015. This is due to the rising demand for continuously updating passengers with real-time travel services such as route switching and valet parking.
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		+	The global smart airport market is dominated by key players including IBM Corporation, Cisco, and Siemens AG, while other players such as Raytheon, Amadeus IT Group, and QinetiQ are identified as emerging players in the market. Players such as Honeywell and SITA are amongst the promising players in the smart airport market with a strong position and relatively median growth as compared to the market leaders. Leading players are currently focusing on integrating products to create a new customer base. As a part of this strategy, they are engaging in strategic partnerships and acquisitions.

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Airport operations and business models have evolved dramatically over the last two decades to support the explosive growth of the global airline industry. Regulatory reforms and deregulation has ushered in a new aviation era, globally. Emerging countries are showing dramatic traffic growth, diversity, and choice of airlines. Due to rising competition in the airline sector, airports are becoming more responsive toward the needs of their airline customers and passengers. This is leading to focus on more innovation and efforts toward cost reduction along with generation of various benefits for passengers in terms of increased value and choice. Moreover, the growing penetration of smartphones and tablets is playing a key role in changing the outlook of global smart airports. Effective customer service differentiation and cost reduction are the two main benefits provided by the presence of mobile check-in facilities.

Smart airport infrastructure is segmented into endpoint devices, communication systems, passenger, cargo and baggage ground handling control, air traffic control, security systems and others. In 2015, the security systems segment dominated the market due to several government initiatives in view of rising terrorist attacks leading to security concerns.

Among the smart airport solutions, landside solutions segment held the largest spending share in 2015. However, terminal side solutions segment is expected to expand at the fastest CAGR due to the increasing focus on lifecycle services and digital video surveillance and management solutions.

Among the smart airport applications, core applications segment held the largest share of the overall spending on smart airport applications. This is due to tremendous increase in the use of mobile devices to check flight updates, baggage status, and other information. In order to provide such information through mobile notification services, airports as well as airline operators are expected to invest huge amounts in core applications. Moreover, this segment is expected to remain dominant during the forecast period due to high demand for integration application to track, manage, and share accurate, up-to-date information in real-time with all the stakeholders of an airport ecosystem.

Smart airport services include smart transport and parking, smart retail, hospitality, and entertainment, smart workplace, smart airport processes, and smart business-to-business services. Among these, smart business-to-business services for airports was the largest segment of global smart airport services in terms of revenue in 2015. This is due to the rising demand for continuously updating passengers with real-time travel services such as route switching and valet parking.

The global smart airport market is dominated by key players including IBM Corporation, Cisco, and Siemens AG, while other players such as Raytheon, Amadeus IT Group, and QinetiQ are identified as emerging players in the market. Players such as Honeywell and SITA are amongst the promising players in the smart airport market with a strong position and relatively median growth as compared to the market leaders. Leading players are currently focusing on integrating products to create a new customer base. As a part of this strategy, the companies are engaging in various strategic partnerships and acquisitions.

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