Explore the future of BAS

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The building automation system (BAS) landscape is evolving faster than ever, driven by AI integration, aging infrastructure, escalating energy costs, tightening sustainability mandates and the constant pressure to do more with less. Facility directors must adapt their strategies to avoid being left behind.

Dig into the findings of our latest industry research and social listening analysis across the BAS space.

What's defining the future of BAS?

Our industry is facing unprecedented challenges, and the reality is that traditional building automation approaches won't cut it anymore. With utility costs expected to rise 19% through 2028 and operational expenses consuming up to 80% of building lifecycle costs, decision-makers need strategies that deliver immediate efficiency gains while positioning their facilities for long-term success.^1,2

Our new whitepaper identifies the strategic shifts facility managers need to consider moving forward:

Transitioning to intelligent, integrated building systems
Decarbonization demands are greater than ever
Well-being, satisfaction and precision performance are mission-critical
Futureproofing the workforce
The urgent need for retrofits in legacy buildings

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Master your building's future

Building owners and operators play a significant role in decarbonizing our world. Yet our research found that only 16% have high confidence in their current BAS strategy to cope with future tech and regulatory demands.³ Don't just manage your building – master it with future-ready automation technology.

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1. Deloitte, 2025 – https://www.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/industry/power-and-utilities/power-and-utilities-industry-outlook.html
2. IFMA, 2024 – https://knowledgelibrary.ifma.org/optimizing-building-management-with-a-lifecycle-approach/
3. Johnson Controls, 2025 – Survey with a select group of 43 respondents