欧州における統合施設管理（IFM）市場

Abstract

Research Overview

The last 10 years have registered steady growth in services outsourcing and in particular towards integrated service providers, which can guarantee a sole point of contact for the client as well as sharing risk and being fully accountable for delivering.

The concept of Integrated Facilities Management (I-FM) originated in the United States and spread widely during 1980s in the United Kingdom and then in rest of Europe. Its popularity has grown together with the increased awareness in the client base and due to cost cutting initiatives that European companies have had to undertake to remain competitive in a globalised business environment. Integrated Facilities Management can provide key business solutions, shape up an office environment and deliver real savings to companies. Even in the tougher business environment following the macroeconomic slowdown in continental Europe after year 2000, I-FM specialists have kept growing. More businesses are in fact recognising the benefits of outsourcing I-FM as a way of reducing operating costs and improving efficiency. I-FM specialists are also responding to a general enthusiasm for partnership-style working through the development of customer-supplier relationships.

Market Sectors

This study looks at the evolution of I-FM contracts on a European scale. The total size for the European market as well as the analysis of trends includes the following countries/regions: the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Alpine region (including Switzerland and Austria), the Benelux region (Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxemburg), Scandinavia (Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden), Italy and Spain. Country analysis have been published on Frost.com between November 2005 and May 2006. This study will concentrate on the overall European picture.

The total European I-FM market has been categorised into five main type of services, which are as follows:

• Building Operation and Maintenance
• Support Services
• Environmental Management
• IT and Telecommunication
• Property Management

Table of Contents

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Introduction of the European Integrated Facilities Management Markets

• 1. Introduction

Key Market Challenges

• 1. Key Industry Challenges

Market Drivers and Restraints

• 1. Market Drivers
• 2. Market Restraints

Analysis of the Main Segments

• 1. Trends By Main Sectors

Competitive Analysis

• 1. Competitive analysis

Analysis by Geographic Region

• 1. General Trends of the Geographic Regions

2. TOTAL EUROPEAN INTEGRATED FACILITIES MANAGEMENT MARKETS

Definitions and Acronyms

• 1. Brief Definitions

Market Overview

• 1. General Overview

Key Market Challenges

• 1. Key Industry Challenges

Market Drivers and Restraints

• 1. Market Drivers
• 2. Market Restraints

Market Forecasts

• 1. Revenue Forecasts
• 2. Trends by Service Types
• 3. Trends by End-users

Dynamics of the total European I-FM market

• 1. Major Dynamics

Competitive Structure Analysis

• 1. Competitive Structure

3. FROST & SULLIVAN AWARDS

Award for Growth Strategy Leadership

• 1. Award Description - Research Methodology - Measurement Criteria
• 2. Award Recipient

Award for Competitive Strategy Leadership

• 1. Award Description - Research Methodology - Measurement Criteria
• 2. Award Recipient