Independent Research Firm Names Spacewell a Leader in IoT Platforms for Smart Buildings
Antwerp, February 2, 2022 – Independent analyst firm Verdantix on January 18 published its latest Green Quadrant IoT report: “Green Quadrant: IoT Platforms For Smart Buildings 2022”. This benchmark provides a detailed fact-based comparison of the 17 most prominent IoT platforms for smart buildings available on the market today.
A leader in the growing Building IoT market
In the report, Verdantix positions Spacewell in the top right ‘Leader’ quadrant, alongside long-time building automation vendors Siemens, Johnson Controls, and Schneider Electric. Spacewell is recognized for both the breadth and usability of its solutions in a real estate market that is becoming increasingly occupant-driven. Spacewell was also noted for its extensive ecosystem of both software and hardware partners, allowing it to provide a comprehensive IoT offering with a great range of capabilities.
“Spacewell is one of the leading building IoT platform vendors on the market, driven by its increased strategic focus and investment in its IoT offering in the last two years,” says Dayann Charles, author of the report. “Spacewell’s offerings score strongly across several key functionality areas, such as energy management, bolstered by its acquisition of DEXMA, space monitoring, and workplace services. Spacewell is a prominent technology partner option for organizations targeting efficiencies across space and energy.”
Specific strengths of the Spacewell IoT platform offering
In its report, Verdantix specifically mentioned strengths in space monitoring & analysis, workplace services, facilities management services, and energy management, leveraging AI.
In terms of space monitoring & analysis, the report notes that “Spacewell tracks real-time and historic data on space such as occupancy and footfall and provides dashboards with potential savings and square foot reduction opportunities. These recommendations are highly valuable to businesses looking to rationalize real estate and maximize space utilization post-COVID. The platform also offers some of the most robust capabilities to capture space data from legacy systems such as access control, building management systems (BMSs) and sensors, drawing on its rich set of application programming interfaces (APIs).”
Spacewell also achieved a strong score for energy management, thanks to its acquisition of the DEXMA smart energy platform in 2020. “The DEXMA solution leverages AI to optimize energy performance on a proactive and continuous basis. The solution also provides recommendations for potential savings, with financial projections of these actions and implementation details.”
Furthermore, the report mentioned Spacewell’s “leading occupant-facing mobile app for workplace services”, which uses space and comfort data from sensors to enhance the employee experience and optimize workplace services, a high priority for many companies preparing the post-pandemic return to the office.
Research methodology
Based on the proprietary Verdantix Green Quadrant methodology, the analysis brings together information from extensive live product demonstrations with vendors, their responses to a 154-point questionnaire and insights from a survey of 285 real estate executives.
To learn more, read the Verdantix press release.
