Abstract
REPORT HIGHLIGHTS
The global building automation market was $68.5 billion in 2010 and $71.5
billion in 2011. It will further grow to $92.2 billion in 2016, a compound
annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.3% between 2011 and 2016.
The heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) sector was valued at
$34.6 billion in 2011, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.9%, reaching
$41.8 billion in 2016.
The market for lighting products was worth $15.2 billion in 2011, and is
expected to reach $18.9 billion by 2016, a CAGR of 4.5%.
REPORT SCOPE
INTRODUCTION
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
This report characterizes and quantifies the global market potential of
building automation products. Historically, facilities managers have worked
with distinct systems to manage properties. However, buildings have become so
large and the underlying technology so complex that overseeing all of the
different components has been difficult. Facilities managers have been
searching for more integrated approaches toward delivering services to
tenants. Building automation technology ties all of the different elements
(e.g., building management systems; heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning
(HVAC); energy management; lighting; security) into a cohesive whole. The
goal of this report is to provide an understanding of the market factors,
state-of-the-art developments, and economic influences driving the building
automation market. The study analyzes the different components of the
industry, the influence of networking technology on building automation, and
the impact of the different components in various world markets such as
Europe, North America, Asia (including Australia), and the rest of the world.
The study contains information that is useful for planning production and the
targeting of market efforts for the delivery of building automation systems as
well integration with other systems. Trends in building automation are
investigated, particularly the increasing emphasis on energy management, the
growing need for security systems, and the impact of computer technology on
facilities management. Attention is focused on markets for buildings larger
than single-family homes. Projections are provided for the total building
automation market through 2016, along with estimates of the market in terms of
dollar revenue for each type of automation (i.e., building management system
(BMS), HVAC, energy management, lighting and security) alone and the
cumulative totals for the market overall. Forecasts are provided to quantify
the differences between revenues for equipment (e.g., hardware, software,
networks) and for consulting services, which include such facets as design and
consultation work, installation, training, commissioning, operations, and
maintenance.
Traditionally, the equipment portion of these sales represented the largest
opportunity. Currently, however, suppliers have been focusing more on
services, which provide ongoing revenue streams, as opposed to equipment
sales, which represent one-time purchases.
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
Several forces are driving trends toward increasing levels of automation of
systems that provide essential services in buildings, as well as the
centralization of controls for these systems. Higher levels of automation are
essential for maintaining the profitability of commercial buildings,
controlling the operating costs of all buildings, and ensuring competitiveness
of buildings in areas where tenants have other options for residence. The
development, proliferation and flexibility of microprocessor-based controls,
interface devices, distributed actuators, standardized network protocols,
computerized interfaces, and wireless communications have presented an
opportunity for highly automated centralized building control systems.
Building automation systems are usually installed at the onset of construction
in new buildings, and integration suites are becoming increasingly common in
major renovations where new systems such as structured cabling are being put
into place. This study explores national and international building codes and
standards, the major manufacturers of building automation equipment and
component systems, and the technologies involved in those systems.
Standardized network protocols, interfaces, personal computers (PCs), handheld
wireless devices, and distributed touch pads are providing the primary human
interface elements for building automation systems. The strength of the world
building automation market relies on the health of local or regional
construction markets. This, in turn, depends on world, regional, and national
economies.
Consequently, sales of these BMS products have been largely seen in the
world's more advanced business epicenters: Europe, the U.S., China and Japan.
This study analyzes the most prominent markets for these systems and breaks
it down into four sections: Europe, North America, Asia (including
Australia), and South America and Africa. The market's economic potential is
framed in the context of the construction market for each area examined and
then consolidated to provide a complete picture of the market. The total
market is segmented into four building types: office buildings, industrial
buildings, multi-tenant housing, and retail properties, including hotels.
Extensive investigations have also been carried out to quantify the size of
the market in five areas: HVAC, lighting, energy management, security, and
BMS. This was done to aid marketers, manufacturers, system integrators,
contractors, and other parties involved in the building automation industry to
better direct their efforts at presenting their products and services to the
most promising markets.
SCOPE OF REPORT
Building automation systems for commercial, office, institutional, and
high-rise residential buildings involve a suite of components that include (in
alphabetical order):
- BMS systems.
- Environmental controls (HVAC).
- Energy management.
- Lighting management.
- Security and access control.
This report examines technologies, markets, and factors influencing the
markets for integrated control systems and systems that integrate the controls
of various subsystems. Markets are forecast on the basis of historic activity
and current opportunities, government initiatives and policies, and the status
of the construction and renovation industries in specific nations.
The forecasts presented are for the total available markets. Some discussion
is provided that compares actual revenues with market potential on various
continents. Markets are broken down on a geographic basis and discussed
within the context of the trends in construction activity, regulatory
initiatives, and the revenue potential associated with building automation
systems.
The bulk of the revenue comes from the world's three largest markets: Europe,
North America, and Asia. A detailed analysis of the building automation
market potential in these geopolitical economic regions is used as a basis for
estimating world markets for these products. Thorough analyses are carried
out on construction industry practices in the target regions. Trends toward
the uptake of building automation products and costs are examined, along with
associated laws, regulations, and common practices.
Identification has also been made of the prime party in the project chain that
makes the decision on which and to what extent a building automation
configuration is selected for a building project. Geographic and
environmental factors influencing requirements for the systems are examined,
as are national and international responses to global environmental challenges.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
This report was prepared for individuals who are interested in the building
management system market. Those individuals could include vendors involved in
the research, development, manufacturing, or marketing of these products. The
report will help these individuals evaluate market trends and respond to
market changes so that they can perform more effectively in their
organizations. In addition, commercial facilities managers may find the
report useful because they can use the information to determine the steps they
need to take to ensure that their services remain competitive. Lastly,
financial analysts can benefit from the report. They will be able to
determine the market potential for various products and evaluate the
performance of various vendors in this space.
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
Both primary and secondary research methodologies were used in preparing this
report. Information was obtained from a wide variety of sources, including
interviews with manufacturer executives, inventors, engineers, and marketers;
government legislators and regulators; construction industry representatives;
purchasing officers; building management firm representatives; and real estate
development company representatives. Much of the market research numbers came
from company financial reports and interviews with suppliers who outlined
various market trends and company initiatives. Extensive use was made of the
Internet, industry trade publications, and print media. Digital and printed
statistics were gathered to quantify and help verify trends in the level of
activity within the various market sectors.
The approach taken to quantify the world markets for integrated business
management systems involved several steps. Primary among these was
delineating the technologies involved in building automation and the companies
that produce them. The focus is on systems that have been tied together in
some way rather than stand-alone building automation systems. Because the
market is evolving, clear boundaries among various categories can be difficult
to discern. Autonomous product categories have been shifting, as suppliers
have been trying to deliver a more cohesive and integrated approach to
building management. In addition, vendors have been broadening their product
lines, such that many offer products in numerous categories. In some cases,
vendors bundle systems together to entice potential developers; therefore,
categorizing the revenue from different types of products can be difficult.
Consultations with various companies and industry experts helped to break
those categories down as finely as possible.
Another step involved developing a quantitative understanding of the
characteristics of nonresidential construction industries in different regions
of the world. In addition, assessments were made of regulatory policies
governing each region with respect to requirements for building automation
systems. This was done with varying degrees of granularity, keeping in mind
that special codes are enforced in different nations. The intrinsic goals of
regulatory encouragement of such buildings are fourfold:
- Minimization of environmental demands of the building.
- Maximization of the productivity of persons using the buildings.
- Cost control through labor reduction and energy-efficient operation.
- Value enhancement for building owners.
A summary understanding of the markets was developed for component systems of
various building automation systems. With this information in hand, trade
publications and Internet searches were performed, along with interviews with
industry representatives, regulators, and legislators to discern trends in the
extent of implementation of fully-integrated building automation systems.
Attention was also paid to activity in the markets for systems that integrate
disparate component systems. In this regard, networking and data transfer
capabilities of the product lines of various component system vendors were
taken as an indication of manufacturers' thrust toward integrated, or
integratable, systems.
Revenue from the various building automation products comes from two sources.
New construction is one source. Analysts estimate that building automation
elements account for 2.5% to 3.5% of the total construction project value for
new buildings. The revenue includes both equipment and services. In
addition, owners decide to renovate their buildings to make them more
attractive to current and potential customers. Because new building
construction is such an expensive proposition, the bulk of the revenue from
building automation comes from renovations. For this report, building
automation revenue was divided into equipment sales and consulting services
associated with these projects. The market for these products is shifting,
with equipment accounting for a smaller percentage of a vendor's revenue and
consulting services accounting for a higher percentage. Consequentially,
suppliers are not only trying to develop strong products, but they are also
building up their distribution channels.
The world economy has become increasing complex, volatile, and difficult to
forecast. The financial numbers in this report came from projections from
various economic monitoring groups, including the International Monetary Fund
(IMF), the World Bank, and the CIA World Fact Book. Input from these various
sectors was used to complete the five-year market projections. All revenues
are expressed in U.S. dollars.
The International Monetary Fund projects that worldwide revenue will increase
from about $79.0 trillion in 2011 to $103.4 trillion in 2016, representing a
growth rate of 4.6%. However, the numbers will be distributed quite unevenly.
The Asian, South American, and African markets will demonstrate the highest
growth rates. At 8.2%, China's growth is reshaping the world economy as well
as the BMS market. Vendors are aggressively moving into that marketplace to
take advantage of the high growth.
ABB has a joint venture with Xiamen Electrical Co., which was founded in 1993.
Xiamen Genway is a leading player in China's intelligent building industry,
producing intelligent door entry and control systems and home automation
systems. ABB is working with Xiamen Genway Security Technology Development
Co. to provide advanced door entry systems to businesses worldwide.
Echelon Corp., a pioneer in control networking and a supplier of technology
used with the LonWorks control networking platform, works with Tsinghua
Tongfang Co. Ltd., one of China's largest supplier of building automation and
network integration solutions. The two have worked together to deliver
Tsinghua Tongfang's branded building automation products and solutions in
China based upon Echelon's technology.
Carrier Corp. signed a joint venture agreement with Sinostride Technology Co.
Ltd., a leading extra-low voltage (ELV) contractor in East China serving the
building automation market. The company has played a key role in projects
such as the China Petro Building, Zhejiang University, the Suzhou Modern
Building, the Chongqing International Exhibition Center, and Kunming
International Airport.
Honeywell, one of the world's largest building management companies, and Haier
Group, a Chinese home appliance supplier, are collaborating on developing
high-energy-efficiency solutions. The two global giants are working to
develop building automation, home energy management, and mass transit that is
"more efficient and cleaner."
In addition, new and emerging markets are showing high growth as governments
try to become more industrialized in order to increase income and raise their
standard of living. The U.S. market continues to grow, but at a slower rate
(3.6%) than the world overall, according to the IMF. The European marketplace
is plodding along, with a 2.5% annual growth rate, according to the IMF.
Consequently, the old guard BMS suppliers need to be on watch. They need to
expand into new markets while continuing to serve their traditional customers.
The long-term projections are extremely tenuous. The world economy has become
much more interconnected and much more volatile than it was in the past.
Problems, such as the solvency issue in Greece, ripple throughout other
countries' economies. Many possible problems loom on the horizon. In
addition, there is concern that high-flying markets, such China, may slow and
force suppliers to take erasers to their business plans. Terrorism also
remains a worldwide concern. Any future attack will probably have an adverse
impact on the world's gross national product (GNP). Therefore, while the
forecast is for a growth of 4.3%, that number could possibly be lower,
depending on how world events unfold.
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
With more than two decades of experience, Paul Korzeniowski is a market
research analyst and building automation consultant. His work has centered on
determining major market trends in areas of interest such as the development
of new networking standards, integration of various building systems, and the
emergence of new technologies such as wireless communications. He has
authored reports on markets for building automation systems for a wide variety
of publications, including Investor's Business Daily, Business 2.0, and
EnergyBiz.
Table of Contents
Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION - Complimentary
- STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
- SCOPE OF REPORT
- INTENDED AUDIENCE
- METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
- ANALYST CREDENTIALS
- RELATED BCC REPORTS
- BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
- DISCLAIMER
Chapter- 2: SUMMARY
- Table Summary : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS MARKET BY
PRODUCT SEGMENT, THROUGH 2016
- Figure Summary : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS MARKET BY
PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2010-2016
Chapter- 3: OVERVIEW
- BUILDINGS COST MONEY TO BUILD, OWN, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE
- FIVE MARKETS FOR INTEGRATED BUILDING AUTOMATION PRODUCTS
- COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY MAKES BUILDINGS INTELLIGENT
- CLOUD COMPUTING EMERGES AS A FORCE
- SOCIAL NETWORKING STARTS TO EMERGE
Chapter- 4: BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
- CHANGING BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LANDSCAPE
- BUILDING AUTOMATION AND CONTROLS NETWORK (BACNET): THE FIRST ATTEMPT AT
NETWORKING
- WHAT IS LONTALK?
- MOVEMENT TO INTERNET PROTOCOL (IP)
- MELDING FACILITIES AND IT SYSTEMS
- MOVE TO WIRELESS CONNECTIONS
- BMS VENDORS
- COMPANY PROFILES
Chapter- 5: HVAC ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
- HOW HVAC SYSTEMS FUNCTION
- NEW TECHNOLOGIES WITH HVAC MOTORS
- AIR-CONDITIONING BASICS
- HVAC VENDORS
- COMPANY PROFILES
Chapter- 6: ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
- EMERGENCE OF THE SMART GRID
- SECURING THE SMART GRID
- BUSINESS DRIVERS FOR THE SMART GRID
- GROWING INTEREST IN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
- ENERGY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS
- COMPANY PROFILES
Chapter- 7: SECURITY
- SECURITY BUILDING AND DESIGN: WHAT CHANGED SINCE THE MILLENNIUM?
- ACCESS CONTROL AND SECURITY SYSTEMS (ACS)
- DIGITAL SECURITY SYSTEMS BASED ON INTERNET PROTOCOL GAIN MOMENTUM
- SELECTING A WIRELESS SECURITY SYSTEM
- SECURITY SYSTEM COMPANIES
- COMPANY PROFILES
Chapter- 8: LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
- LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS GET SMARTER
- LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM COMPANIES
- COMPANY PROFILES
List of Tables
- Summary Table : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS MARKET BY
PRODUCT SEGMENT, THROUGH 2016
- Table 1 : FORECAST FOR MARKET SHARE OF BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PRODUCTS
BY CATEGORY, 2011 AND 2016
- Table 2 : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL MARKET FOR BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BY
SERVICE AND UNITS, THROUGH 2016
- Table 3 : TOP FIVE BUILDING MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 4 : FORECAST FOR EUROPEAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 5 : EUROPEAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE,
2011
- Table 6 : FORECAST FOR NORTH AMERICAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 7 : NORTH AMERICAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING
TYPE, 2011
- Table 8 : FORECAST FOR ASIAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH
2016
- Table 9 : ASIAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 10 : FORECAST FOR SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 11 : SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET
BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 12 : BACNET OBJECTS
- Table 13 : BACNET LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) TYPES
- Table 14 : TOP FIVE BUILDING MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 15 : TOP FIVE EUROPEAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 16 : TOP FIVE NORTH AMERICAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 17 : TOP FIVE ASIAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 18 : TOP FIVE SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN BUILDING MANAGEMENT
SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 19 : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL MARKET HVAC BY SERVICE AND UNITS, THROUGH
2016
- Table 20 : FORECAST FOR EUROPEAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 21 : EUROPEAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 22 : FORECAST FOR NORTH AMERICAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 23 : NORTH AMERICAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 24 : FORECAST FOR ASIAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 25 : ASIAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING, TYPE 2011
- Table 26 : FORECAST FOR SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 27 : SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN HVAC SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING
TYPE, 2011
- Table 28 : HVAC COMPONENTS
- Table 29 : TOP FIVE HVAC MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 30 : TOP FIVE EUROPEAN HVAC SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 31 : TOP FIVE NORTH AMERICAN HVAC SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 32 : TOP FIVE ASIAN HVAC SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 33 : TOP FIVE SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN HVAC SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 34 : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL MARKET FOR ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BY
SERVICE AND UNITS, THROUGH 2016
- Table 35 : FORECAST FOR EUROPEAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH
2016
- Table 36 : EUROPEAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 37 : FORECAST FOR NORTH AMERICAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 38 : NORTH AMERICAN BUILDING ENERGY SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE,
2011
- Table 39 : FORECAST FOR ASIAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH
2016
- Table 40 : ASIAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 41 : FORECAST FOR SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 42 : SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY
BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 43 : TOP FIVE ENERGY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 44 : TOP FIVE EUROPEAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 45 : TOP FIVE NORTH AMERICAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 46 : TOP FIVE ASIAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 47 : TOP FIVE SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT
SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 48 : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL MARKET FOR SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET BY
SERVICE AND UNITS, THROUGH 2016
- Table 49 : FORECAST FOR EUROPEAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 50 : EUROPEAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 51 : FORECAST FOR NORTH AMERICAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH
2016
- Table 52 : NORTH AMERICAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 53 : FORECAST FOR ASIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 54 : ASIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 55 : FORECAST FOR SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN SECURITY SYSTEMS
MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 56 : SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING
TYPE, 2011
- Table 57 : TOP FIVE SECURITY SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 58 : TOP FIVE EUROPEAN SECURITY SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 59 : TOP FIVE NORTH AMERICAN SECURITY SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 60 : TOP FIVE ASIAN SECURITY SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 61 : TOP FIVE SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN SECURITY SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 62 : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BY SERVICE AND
UNITS, THROUGH 2016
- Table 63 : FORECAST FOR EUROPEAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 64 : EUROPEAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE,
2011
- Table 65 : FORECAST FOR NORTH AMERICAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 66 : NORTH AMERICAN BUILDING LIGHTING SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING
TYPE, 2011
- Table 67 : FORECAST FOR ASIAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH
2016
- Table 68 : ASIAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 69 : FORECAST FOR SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 70 : SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET
BY BUILDING TYPE, 2011
- Table 71 : DALI LIGHTING INTERFACE COMPONENTS
- Table 72 : TOP FIVE LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 73 : TOP FIVE EUROPEAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 74 : TOP FIVE NORTH AMERICAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SUPPLIERS,
2011
- Table 75 : TOP FIVE ASIAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SUPPLIERS, 2011
- Table 76 : TOP FIVE SOUTH AMERICAN AND AFRICAN LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
SUPPLIERS, 2011
List of Figures
- Summary Figure : FORECAST FOR GLOBAL BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS MARKET BY
PRODUCT SEGMENT, 2010-2016
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