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People flow solutions (PFS) is a term newly introduced in the building systems industry. It generally defines the technologies or solutions applied for people flow control and management in and outside of a building. PFS has an increasingly significant role to play in conjunction with the rapid urbanization, where human and road traffic are getting...

17 Mar 2017  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Australian Facilities Management Market, Forecasts to 2023

Technology-aided Value-added Solutions Prompts FM Market Development

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The Facilities Management (FM) market in Australia has relatively high outsourcing rate due to the number of mature end-user sectors. However, due to its market nature and cost pressure, the split between in-house and outsourced FM is unlikely to change during the forecast period. During the forecast period, the market is expected to be fueled by d...

The Southeast Asian building automation system (BAS) market is in its growth stage and presents a mixed bag of opportunities, which is marked by a high degree of regional variance with respect to market development and thus demand. This diversity necessitates customized solutions depending on the requirement of both the region and end user. The rap...

This study covers all elevator types, including machine room (MR)/machine room-less (MRL) passenger and service systems, and escalators. Elevator and escalator market revenue in this study covers the new installation (NI) business segment and excludes the service business segment. The report analyzes the elevator and escalator market in 4 major Mal...

01 Sep 2021  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Australia Facility Management Growth Opportunities

Technology Adoption and Service Efficiency to Advance FM as the Economy Improves Post-pandemic

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The Australian facilities management (FM) market registered disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, recording negative growth. It is forecast to remain negative in 2021. Frost & Sullivan expects the FM market to record stable development in 2022 as the economy recovers and fully recover by 2025 or 2026. New infrastructure development, h...

The New Zealand (NZ) facilities management (FM) market is seeing relatively stable growth, despite the pandemic-induced disruption in 2020. The high awareness of FM services and active participation of end users, coupled with the growing awareness of energy efficiency and the existing building stock in the country, has been responsible for the stab...

Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) are highly urbanized markets with large infrastructure expenditure by governments and high uptake of collaboration solutions in the construction industry. However, the use of cognitive solutions and the “innovate to zero” concept (for example, zero defects, emails, and emissions) are still nascent. Beyond cloud c...

29 Oct 2021  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Vietnam Facility Management Growth Opportunities

Innovative Business Models are the Way Forward for Vietnamese FM Advancement

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This study covers the Vietnamese FM market, which includes cleaning services, M&E services, and parking management only. The FM market in Vietnam accounted more than $250 million in 2020, after a 2.8% decline due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nonetheless, market growth will remain favorable until 2026 with increasing FM demand and awareness on outsourc...

03 Jul 2018  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Asia-Pacific Integrated Facilities Management Market, Forecast to 2022

Cost Efficiency, Standardization, Long-term Partnerships and Technology Adoption are Key Trends

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The Asia-Pacific integrated facilities management (IFM) market is witnessing stable growth, primarily supported by rapid growth and development of facilities management (FM) in developing markets, but offset by lower growth in mature markets. High construction activity and booming end-user sectors, coupled with the growing outsourcing culture and a...