Modernizing Education Facilities Through Building Technologies and Services

Educational facilities are adopting building technologies to improve operational efficiency, sustainability, and learning environments. Solutions like building automation systems (BAS), building management systems (BMS), HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), smart lighting, digital twins, building information modeling (BIM), and facility management are helping institutions optimize building performance and campus operations.

From Policy Momentum to Commercial Reality: What’s Accelerating Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Adoption in India?

India has committed to 500 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity by 2030 but achieving that target will require more than adding solar and wind capacity. As renewable generation continues to grow, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are becoming essential for improving grid reliability, balancing intermittent power, and enabling greater renewable integration.

Where the Next Opportunities in Facility Management Are Emerging Across Japan, South Korea, and Singapore

Facility management in Japan, South Korea, and Singapore is moving into a steady growth phase, but service delivery is clearly shifting.

Japan and South Korea are projected to reach $72.06 billion by 2030, growing at a 3.8% CAGR, as cost pressures start to ease. Yet aging building stock, tighter regulations, and sustainability targets are pushing organizations to rethink how facilities are run. That shift is exposing a gap between what organizations need and what current delivery models can support, which creates room for providers offering more integrated, tech-enabled solutions.

Redefining Facility Management: Actionable Strategies for Ecosystem Collaboration

For years, facility management (FM) has focused on maintaining assets, managing vendors, and ensuring smooth building operations. Today, it has become more connected, data-driven, and outcome-focused. Yet many organizations continue to operate across fragmented systems, siloed data environments, and disconnected stakeholder networks. So, the challenge is no longer simply managing facilities; it is coordinating an entire ecosystem.

WORQ Receives Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Malaysian Flexible Workspace Competitive Strategy Leadership Recognition for Excellence in Flexible Workspace Strategy

Frost & Sullivan is pleased to announce that WORQ has received the 2026 Malaysian Flexible Workspace Competitive Strategy Leadership Recognition for its outstanding achievements in strategy execution, industry expansion, operational discipline, and customer-centric growth.

Frost & Sullivan: 65 Years of Identifying Growth Opportunities in Energy and Buildings

Helping Organizations Prepare for the Coming Transformation and Create Growth Opportunities Since 1961

Check out our exclusive infographic that explores detailed growth opportunities identified and tracked across power generation and distributed energy, grid modernization and flexibility, critical power and datacenter infrastructure, alternative fuels and energy decarbonization, building controls and automation, building resources, facility services, and mechanical & eletrical (M&A) systems.