Emerging Business Models and Growth Opportunities in Workplace Management, Asia-Pacific, 2024 2029
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This Frost & Sullivan report analyzes the workplace management industry in Asia-Pacific, focusing on the trends and emerging business models that characterize this space. The evolving nature of work, influenced by new technologies and social shifts, has led to a significant transformation in work arrangements. Cloud-based systems and digital solutions, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), have driven demand for workplace management support and solutions. A growing emphasis on employee experience, along with a need to enhance cost and operational efficiency, boosts the adoption of workplace management solutions. However, the complexity of some of the new technologies and lack of awareness pose challenges.

This study examines the factors driving and restraining the growth of the workplace management industry in Asia-Pacific. The study also analyzes the digital solutions influencing this market, profiles the key companies, and identifies the growth opportunities emerging from the changes in this space for market players and stakeholders to leverage. The base year is 2023, and the forecast period is from 2024 to 2029.

Author: Janice Wung

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Workplace Management Industry

Innovative Business Models

Why

  • The stagnant growth experienced by companies across industries necessitates adopting innovative business models to widen product penetration and explore untapped market opportunities.
  • High inflation will be a tailwind for increasing prices and revenue but also pressure costs and margins.

Frost Perspective

  • Vendors in building technology, construction management, PropTech, and smart home devices are aiming to maximize their revenues from software and services by adopting flexible, advanced, and subscription-based models.

  • These models, including anything-as-a-service (XaaS), help alleviate the financial burden on customers, minimizing capital costs and investments required.

Disruptive Technologies

Why

  • Workspaces around the world are increasingly embracing digitalization and digital solutions driven by artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and advanced computing technologies as part of their future of work strategies.
  • Solution providers and system integrators offering software solutions and connected systems and products have observed encouraging growth.

Frost Perspective

  • Advanced analytics and AI are crucial for optimizing buildings and workplaces in an evolving work environment. It is essential to address the increasing demands of a smart workplace, enhancing the employee experience.

  • This change is driving the development of new technologies, which organizations increasingly adopt to reduce their workplace’s operating costs and support sustainability agendas.

Transformative Megatrends

Why

  • Changes in technology, labor force, and workplaces, including future of work strategies, impact building technologies, customer bases, value propositions, and solutions’ needs. These changes prompt innovation in technologies, service solutions, and business models.
  • Pressing issues, including climate change, resource crunch, and carbon emissions, are pushing industry stakeholders to embrace new Megatrends and implement strategic initiatives.

Frost Perspective

  • Leading market participants are realigning their focus to support growth through leveraging key Megatrends, including digitalization, decarbonization, energy transition, demographic change, and more.
  • Market participants should create value by innovating with their customers’ technological journeys, sustainability goals, and business productivity in mind.

 

Scope of Analysis

  • Market Sizing
  • Market sizing has been based on Frost & Sullivan’s market estimates, growth estimates, and segmentation of existing data, secondary research, and information from interviews from 2022 to 2024.
  • Primary Research
  • The study uses a structured discussion guide to interview major enterprises with an Asia-Pacific presence that provide physical, software, and service solutions.
  • Secondary Research
  • Frost & Sullivan’s internal and market databases, industry reports and literature, trade journals, web-based materials, annual reports, and other sources formed the source of secondary research.

Scope

Geographic CoverageAsia-Pacific (Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, The Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, China, India)
Study Period2021–2029
Base Year2023
Forecast Period2024–2029
Monetary UnitUS Dollars

 

Workplace Management

Workplace management encompasses the comprehensive approach organizations adopt to oversee different aspects within a work setting. This includes personnel, tasks, resources, and facilities. Implementing workplace management strategies aims to enhance the efficiency, productivity, and cost-effectiveness of the workplace or office. The analysis segments workplace management into 3 main service types: physical solutions, software solutions, and service solutions.

Physical Solutions

The physical solutions offer flexible workspace, which business organizations or individuals lease for shorter periods than traditional offices.

Software Solutions

The software solutions offer space management (monitoring, tracking, and managing the physical space inventory of your organization), a facility management (FM) system (maintaining company assets such as property, buildings, equipment, and other elements of operation), and occupancy management (real-time tracking and management of how people use physical space).

Service Solutions

The service solutions offer workplace consultancy (providing advisory services enhancing the efficiency and productivity of the existing workplace).

 

Segmentation

Workplace Management

  • Physical Solution:

    • Flexible Workspace

      • An optimal blend of comfort, utility, collaboration, and convenience
      • Potential cost savings through shared resources
      • Various types include coworking spaces, hotdesk offices, hybrid workspaces, and virtual offices
      •  
    • Software Solution:
    • FM System
      • Systematic approach to ensure the functionality, comfort, safety, and efficiency of business operations
      •  
    • Space Management
      • Management of physical spaces to align with broader goals for productivity, sustainability, profitability, and well-being
      • Occupancy Management
      • The tracking, analyzing, and optimizing of the space within the building
      • Entails an understanding of how people use the physical workspace and leveraging that data to make informed decisions
    • Service Solution:
    • Workplace Consultancy
      • Delivers actionable steps for the improvement of the office;
      • Reduces office overheads, increases productivity, improves staff engagement

Competitive Environment

Number of Competitors70–80 major players
Competitive FactorsCost, performance, support, technology, reliability, innovation, service, customization, expertise
Key End-user Industry VerticalsCommercial offices, manufacturing, healthcare, education, government, retail, hospitality
Leading CompetitorsIWG, Spacewell, Facilio, JLL, Cundall
Other Notable CompetitorsJustCo, Planon, IBM Tririga, Avigilon, Knight Frank
Distribution StructureDirect sales, value-added resellers, online marketplace, partnerships, referral network
Notable Industry News (2022–2023)
  • April 2022: WeWork and Yardi, the top supplier of real estate software, partnered to develop the next workplace management software.
  • May 2022: Through a subsidiary of its Australian subsidiary (the Hive Australia), Flexi Group and Hirsch & Faigen agreed to a partnership arrangement whereby the Hive will serve as the anchor tenant of Hirsch & Faigen's most recent $70 million office complex located in Melbourne's East.
  • September 2022: WeWork launched 5 new city partnerships, one each in Singapore, Seattle, Boston, Los Angeles, and London. WeWork provided incentives to regional businesses to assist them in developing hybrid solutions.
  • November 2022: The Flexi Group now operates 45 coworking spaces in 12 cities and 9 countries as a result of the merger of The Hive, The Cluster, and Common Ground.
  • The private investment firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) acquired OCS Group with plans to merge with the recently acquired Atalian within 2024. The merger of OCS Group and Atalian's UK, Ireland, and Asia businesses will form a new, preeminent international facilities management service.
  • The Flexi Group merged with TG Venture Acquisition Corp., a Tsangs Group-sponsored special purpose acquisition firm. As a result of the deal, The Flexi Group became a publicly traded company upon closing.
  • Willomore Pte Ltd. and CBM Pte Ltd. announced their partnership to develop a smart integrated facilities management platform that will combine robotics, automation, and various technologies, including 5G, IoT, digital twin, data analytics, and AI, to address the increasingly complex infrastructure.
  • To establish the largest property and facilities management business in the region, IHC and ADNEC Group, a subsidiary of the investment holding company ADQ, merged their jointly owned property and facilities management companies.

 

Key Competitors

  • WeWork
  • IWG
  • The Hive
  • JustCo
  • The Great Room
  • The Executive Centre
  • The Work Project
  • Servcorp
  • Compass Offices
  • Fastive
  • Smartworks
  • The Commons
  • Hub Australia
  • Cowrks
  • Dreamplex
  • The Working Capitol
  • Skedda
  • Acall
  • OfficeRnD
  • Spacewell
  • MRI Software
  • Accruent
  • FM: Systems
  • Planon
  • VLogic Systems
  • Eptura
  • Vemco Group
  • CBRE
  • QuickFMS
  • SIERRA ODC Private Limited
  • Facilio
  • IBM Tririga
  • Tigerinx
  • HashMicro
  • FacTech
  • TOPdesk
  • Axonator
  • Chetu
  • Piqotech Software Solutions Private Limited
  • Blaze Automation
  • Avigilon
  • Green Koncepts
  • JLL
  • Adapt Intelligence
  • Knight Frank
  • Savills
  • Veldhoen Company
  • RPS Group
  • Cundall
  • Colliers
  • Foster + Partners
  • Advanced Workplace Associates (AWA)

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Workplace Management Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Scope of Analysis

Segmentation

Distribution Channels

Industry Structure

Workplace Evolution

Workplace Trend

Framework for Evolving Business Models

Digital Solutions for the Workplace

Growth Metrics

Growth Drivers

Growth Drivers (continued)

Growth Restraints

Workplace Management Trend Overview

Workplace Management Short-term Trends

Workplace Management Medium-term Trends

Workplace Management Long-term Trends

Competitive Environment

Competitive Environment (continued)

Key Competitors

Proposition of Market Participants Flexible Workspace—IWG

Proposition of Market Participants Space Management—Spacewell

Proposition of Market Participants FM System—Facilio

Proposition of Market Participants Occupancy Management—JLL

Proposition of Market Participants Workplace Consultancy—Cundall

Emerging Business Model Overview

Emerging Business Model 1—Digital-Tools-as-a-Service

Emerging Business Model 1—Digital-Tools-as-a-Service (continued)

Emerging Business Model 1—Digital-Tools-as-a-Service Success Stories: Spacewell

Emerging Business Model 1—Digital-Tools-as-a-Service Success Stories: Planon and CBRE

Emerging Business Model 1—Digital-Tools-as-a-Service Success Stories—Eptura

Emerging Business Model 2—Seamless SPaaS Platform

Emerging Business Model 2—Seamless SPaaS Success Stories: WeWork

Emerging Business Model 3—Micro-scale Coworking Space

Emerging Business Model 3—Micro-scale Coworking SpaceSuccess Stories: WeWork and JustCo

Emerging Business Model 4—Sustainability Consultancy

Emerging Business Model 4—Sustainability ConsultancySuccess Stories: Cundall

Emerging Business Model 5—Coworking Franchise Model

Emerging Business Model 5—Coworking Franchise ModelSuccess Stories: Venture X and IWG

Emerging Business Model 6—Local Community-driven Workspace

Emerging Business Model 6—Local Community-driven WorkspaceSuccess Stories: Siemens

Growth Opportunity 1—Sustainability as a New Workplace Proposition

Growth Opportunity 1—Sustainability as a New Workplace Proposition (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2—Partnerships between Workplace Solution Providers and Industry Stakeholders

Growth Opportunity 2—Partnerships between Workplace Solution Providers and Industry Stakeholders (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3—Cybersecurity for Safe Workplace

Growth Opportunity 3—Cybersecurity for Safe Workplace (continued)

List of Exhibits

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List of Figures
  • Workplace Management: Distribution Channel Analysis, Asia-Pacific, 2023
  • Workplace Management: Industry Structure, Asia-Pacific, 2023
  • Workplace Management: Workplace Trends Roadmap, Global, 1995–2025
  • Smart Building Management*: Growth Metrics, Global, 2023
  • Workplace Management: Growth Drivers, Asia-Pacific, 2024–2029
  • Workplace Management: Growth Restraints, Asia-Pacific, 2024–2029
  • Workplace Management: List of Emerging Business Models, Asia-Pacific, 2023
  • Workplace Management: Digital-Tools-as-a-Service Overview, Asia-Pacific, 2023

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This Frost & Sullivan report analyzes the workplace management industry in Asia-Pacific, focusing on the trends and emerging business models that characterize this space. The evolving nature of work, influenced by new technologies and social shifts, has led to a significant transformation in work arrangements. Cloud-based systems and digital solutions, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), have driven demand for workplace management support and solutions. A growing emphasis on employee experience, along with a need to enhance cost and operational efficiency, boosts the adoption of workplace management solutions. However, the complexity of some of the new technologies and lack of awareness pose challenges. This study examines the factors driving and restraining the growth of the workplace management industry in Asia-Pacific. The study also analyzes the digital solutions influencing this market, profiles the key companies, and identifies the growth opportunities emerging from the changes in this space for market players and stakeholders to leverage. The base year is 2023, and the forecast period is from 2024 to 2029. Author: Janice Wung
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Keyword 1 Workplace Management Solutions
Keyword 2 Workplace Management System
Keyword 3 Innovative Business Models
List of Charts and Figures Workplace Management: Distribution Channel Analysis, Asia-Pacific, 2023~ Workplace Management: Industry Structure, Asia-Pacific, 2023~ Workplace Management: Workplace Trends Roadmap, Global, 1995–2025~ Smart Building Management*: Growth Metrics, Global, 2023~ Workplace Management: Growth Drivers, Asia-Pacific, 2024–2029~ Workplace Management: Growth Restraints, Asia-Pacific, 2024–2029~ Workplace Management: List of Emerging Business Models, Asia-Pacific, 2023~ Workplace Management: Digital-Tools-as-a-Service Overview, Asia-Pacific, 2023~
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Emerging Business Models and Growth Opportunities in Workplace Management, Asia-Pacific, 2024 2029

EnvironmentEmerging Business Models and Growth Opportunities in Workplace Management, Asia-Pacific, 2024 2029

Innovative Workplace Culture and Focus on Employee Experience Leading to Transformational Growth

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