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Jan 23, 2025 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
Wildfires are tearing through Los Angeles and Southern California, leaving a trail of devastation in their wake. Since 7th January, at least five separate wildfires have scorched tens of thousands of acres, affected over 13,000 structures and claimed 27 lives.
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Nov 26, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
In our 2024 Market Size And Forecast: Real Estate & Built Environment Management Software 2023-2029 report, Verdantix calculated the global market for real estate and built environment management software to be worth over $8.2 billion in 2023, with a strong projected 7.8% annual growth trajectory for the next five years. Verdantix research forecasts that investment in real estate and built environment management software will grow to reach $12.9 billion by 2029.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
Building capital projects, which encompass major new builds and retrofits, play a pivotal role in shaping global infrastructure and economies. With worldwide infrastructure spending expected to surpass $9 trillion annually by 2025, it is crucial to understand where firms are spending their precious capital dollars and how technology is facilitating their investments.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
The handover between construction and operations remains an industry-wide ‘Achilles heel’, with poor data management costing firms an estimated $1.84 trillion annually as a knock-on impact of uninformed decision-making. The progressive digitization of the sector has highlighted opportunities to address data transfer inefficiencies.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
Prolonged periods of falling enrolments, economic volatility and anti-DEI laws have pushed many US higher education institutions to breaking point, leaving hordes of students questioning the value of attending college. Research by Higher Ed Dive reveals that since 2016, over 100 colleges have closed or merged in the US, having been hit hard by annual enrolment declines of 18% since 2011.
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Aug 1, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler |Joy Trinquet
Our Environment, Health & Safety research is designed for EHS professionals seeking to improve the effectiveness of their EHS information management strategies.
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Jun 19, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
Stop constructing buildings like we’ve never built one before and embrace the generative economy was the message from Dassault Systèmes at its Global Analyst Industry Days 2024. The generative economy, a concept that Dassault Systèmes is popularizing, envisions real estate infrastructure that is self-sustaining and regenerative. Since it was theorized in 2012 by author and consultant Marjorie Kelly, major organizations like Arup and Skanska have embraced the principle of a generative economy.
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May 10, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
Lighting systems are the second most energy-intensive component of building infrastructure, accounting for of total energy usage. As lighting systems are ubiquitous across real estate asset types, smart lighting (SL) holds the potential to significantly raise the intelligence of global building stock. Consequently, SL is becoming an increasingly attractive investment prospect for real estate executives in boosting the value of their assets.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
The construction sector has secured a reputation for being among the least productive of all industries – and one that is severely resistant to change due to a complex stakeholder landscape and rigid built systems. However, since the COVID-19 pandemic, the digitization of construction has accelerated, following a mass shift of monitoring and operations to off-site locations facilitated by construction management software (CMS).
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Feb 2, 2024 | 
verdantix.com | Sophie Planken-Bichler
Geographic information system (GIS) software has become integrated in our daily lives through applications such as Google Maps and Waze. However, its utilization across real estate’s varied asset types remains limited. For many organizations and facilities managers (FMs), navigating increasing volumes of complex geospatial data is a challenging task.
