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1.EXECUTIVESUMMARY
IntroductiontotheAustralianBuildingManagementandControlSystemsMarket
Introduction
KeyMarketTrends
SummaryofMajorFindings
2.INDUSTRYCHALLENGES
IdentificationofChallengesFacingtheBuildingManagement
KeyIndustryChallenges
ExchangeRate
ExchangeRate
GlossaryofTerms
ListofDefinitions
ListofAcronyms
3.TOTALAUSTRALIANBUILDINGMANAGEMENTANDCONTROLSYSTEMSMARKETANALYSIS
MarketOverview
MarketOverviewandDefinitions
MarketEngineeringResearchMeasurementSystem
RegulatoryFramework
MarketDriversandRestraints
MarketDrivers
MarketRestraints
MarketSizeandGrowth
RevenueForecastfortheTotalMarket
MarketSizebyMajorMarketSegments
MarketSizebyRetrofitandNewProjects
MarketSizebyGeographicalRegion
PricingAnalysis
PricingTrends
DistributionAnalysis
MainDistributionChannels
CompetitiveAnalysis
CompetitiveStructure
CompetitiveFactors
MarketShareAnalysis
ProfilesofLeadingMarketParticipants
TechnologyTrends
KeyTechnologyDevelopments
RevenueForecastsbyMainEnd-userSegments
RevenueForecastsofBuildingManagementandControlSystemsMarketbyEndusers
CommercialSector
IndustrialSector
OtherNon-residentialSector
ConstructionMarketForecast
ConstructionMarketForecastbySectors
4.SUMMARYANDSTRATEGYRECOMMENDATION
Summary
SWOTAnalysis
StrategicRecommendations
5.DATABASEOFKEYINDUSTRYPARTICIPANTS
MarketParticipants
AustralianBuildingManagementandControlSystemsManufacturersandServiceProvidersProfile
Australian Building management and control systems (BMCS) market grew at a CAGR of 18.18 percent from 2003 to 2006 but with slowdown in construction sector it is expected that Australian BMCS market will grow at a CAGR of 8.7 percent from 2003 to 2013. Technology commoditization and skill shortage have confined the industry development and intensified the competition. By 2013, the Australian BMCS market is expected to be worth $351.4 million (A$444.8 million). Western Australia and Queensland will continue to top the list in growth rates from 2006 to 2013. Office sector, health and age care facilities and educational sector in Western Australia and Queensland are the main sectors that will provide higher growth opportunities.
