India Facilities Management (FM) Industry Outlook to 2024 - Major Market Transformations Driven by Technological Innovations, New Business Models & New Service Offerings
January 22, 2021 04:28 ET | Source: Research and Markets Research and Markets Dublin, IRELAND
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The increased need to reduce operating costs of facilities and buildings of end-user segments and increasing demand for energy conservation and optimum usage of building solutions is fuelling the growth of the FM market in India. The shortage of skilled manpower for services that require technical expertise is a challenge for the service providers in the market.
India Facilities Management Industry Outlook, 2020 offers the most up-to-date market data on the actual market situation by service types (hard and soft services) and by key end-user segments (residential, commercial, industrial, government and infrastructure, and educational
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This IoT and SaaS-enabled startup is modernising the facility management and cleaning industry
Smart Clean, a Bengaluru and Singapore-based startup, uses IoT and SaaS to bring the entire ecosystem of facility managers on to a single platform.
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Startups often have an uncanny knack of figuring out low hanging fruit. In the facility management and the cleaning industry, processes are labour intensive with a very high attrition rate, which leads to failed service level agreements.
To address this,
Smart Clean, a Bengaluru and Singapore-based startup, uses IoT and SaaS to bring the entire ecosystem of facility managers on to a single platform. The company was founded by