RALEIGH, North Carolina, Feb. 7, 2019 /PRNewswire/ —
The global market for integrated facilities management (IFM) is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7 percent until 2020, according to Beroe Inc., a procurement intelligence firm. The market for FM outsourcing and the adoption of an IFM strategy signals an increasing buyer maturity and willingness to partner with suppliers.
APAC remains the fastest growing market for outsourced FM services and the progressive growth of major economies in the region such as China and India are expected to keep the demand high. Moreover, the increasing levels of commercial property creation and construction are accelerating the market for outsourced FM services.
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Beroe, which is based in North Carolina, further stated that procurement experts can access this report on its recently launched market intelligence platform Beroe LiVE: live.beroeinc.com
One major driver of the IFM market is the improvement in economic conditions across developing countries and large scale industrial development such as construction and real estate. Alternatively, the low level of awareness among buyers in developing markets about the opportunities offered by outsourcing FM services is a constraint in the industry.
The IFM industry is facing impediments globally and the situation seems to be critical with several top Tier-2 suppliers such as Serco, G4S, MITIE, Interserve, and Carillion struggling to upgrade their services. Tier 2 companies are developing skills to provide a wide range of services to various sectors such as housing corporation, oil & gas, retail, hotels, and manufacturing.
The key success factors for IFM implementation is the optimum integration of the frames, which ensures that the high/key spend services and regions are integrated first. Furthermore, the changed management and customization is necessary for the IFM industry, wherein the buyers/service providers need to assure that customization is performed in integrated contracts for optimized processes.
Key Findings:
- The major cost factors involving a global IFM model are labor and materials costs, which account for nearly 80 – 90 percent of the total cost.
- IFM is the commonly used model in the food and soft drinks industry as integrating the services to one principal supplier will contribute to reducing costs, driving greater consistency, and alignment.
- Programmed FM companies have launched an innovative service in the IFM industry called sustainable solutions, which caters to the conservation of energy, water, and emission.
- Large buyers such as Unilever and Heinz have adopted and integrated their FM services with a single service provider, which has resulted in 10-20 percent in cost savings.
- IFM and TFM sourcing models provide the best savings opportunity for consumers with minimal involvement in the process.
The research methodology adopted for the report included:
- Experts with twenty years of domain experience
- Interaction with buyers
- Inputs from supply chain partners
From robotics and wearable technology to IoT, the IFM industry is becoming more interconnected, and the suppliers are looking forward to utilizing technology to drive productivity and achieve cost savings for the client. Additionally, outsourcing to a single FM player would enable buyers to regulate the level of services across various locations, and the productivity and efficiency could be improved through the initiation of various KPIs and compliance clauses.
The report also includes:
Market Analysis:
- Global IFM Market Maturity
- Global FM Industry Trends
- Global FM Drivers and Constraints
- Regional Market Outlook
- Industry Outlook – IFM Affecting Factors
- Porter’s Five Forces Analysis: Developed Markets
- Porter’s Five Forces Analysis: Emerging Markets
Supply Analysis:
- Supply Market Outlook – Supply Trends and Insights
- Key Global FM Suppliers
- Key Regional Suppliers: Service Portfolio
- Key Global Supplier Profile
- Supplier SWOT Analysis
Cost & Pricing Analysis:
- Cost Structure Analysis
- Cost Analysis and Expected Savings
- Cost Break-up – Should Cost Model
- Cost Structure Analysis – Management and Incentive Fee Benchmarking
- Pricing Analysis – Price Forecast
Procurement Best Practices:
- Sourcing Models for FM Services
- Sourcing Models – Comparative Analysis
- Cross-industry Sourcing Model Adoption
- Key Success Factors for IFM Implementation
- Pricing Models – Comparative Analysis
- Regional Pricing Best Practices
- Key Services KPI and SLA Components
End-Use Industry Updates
- Food and Soft Drinks Sector
- Pharmaceutical
- BFSI
- Personal Products
- Retail
- Mining
About Beroe Inc.:
Beroe’s unique business model involves providing market intelligence and analytics to the procurement teams of businesses across the globe. Beroe leverages its deep domain expertise in 300 + categories across 14 industries. It boasts of more than 80 of the Fortune 500 companies as its clients.
To learn more about Beroe Inc, please visit http://www.beroeinc.com
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