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Smart and Healthy Buildings Survey

The investment in a smart building eventually pays for itself by enabling higher productivity, lower workplace costs, and better planning opportunities. But these benefits don’t appear by magic. The challenges are diverse, and many companies are still figuring them out.

This short survey aims to understand what the main challenges are, whether the data being collected from smart buildings is being effectively used, and the type of technologies being prioritised by real estate and facility directors in the wake of covid-19.
1.Which of the following best describes your job function?(Required.)
2.Which type of building(s) are you responsible for?(Required.)
3.Which technological areas of the building are you involved with? Tick all that apply.(Required.)
4.Would you classify your building as 'smart'? (I.e.: functions like energy, elevators and access are network-connected and generate, analyse and respond to data automatically)(Required.)
5.Do you analyse the data your smart systems are capturing?(Required.)
6.What has been the biggest challenge/problem of running a smart building so far?(Required.)
7.How pleased are you with how your smart technologies have performed?(Required.)
8.How influential would your teams be in terms of buying, integrating and deploying 'smart' technologies?(Required.)
Hugely influential
Influential
Some influence
No influence
Facilities Management
Security
Health & Safety
IT
Finance
Senior Executives
9.What has been/do you expect to be the biggest benefit of installing smart technologies in your building?(Required.)
10.Which technologies, companies or people in the smart buildings market do you find particularly interesting and why?
11.Please provide your contact details, including email address, to receive a copy of the survey results:(Required.)