Ravi Karandeekar's Pune Real Estate Market News Blog: Building Automation Systems Protocol: the European Market Goes From Proprietary to Open

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Saturday, June 16, 2007

Building Automation Systems Protocol: the European Market Goes From Proprietary to Open

The Building Automation Systems market is in a mature stage whereas its
protocols market is growing. Until 1995 the Building Automation industry
was all about Proprietary systems. There is a growing need for
interoperability among products from different vendors in the building
automation industry. This means that proprietary protocols are likely to
die away over time due to requirement for a single standard protocol in the
industry. This briefing will include an analysis of the different
protocols, the challenges faced by the protocols market, and the estimated
revenue forecasts.