Verdantix recognises Johnson Controls in green quadrant report

As reported by Johnson Controls, the company has been acknowledged as a leader by Verdantix in its Green Quadrant: IoT Digital Platforms For Building Operations 2024 report.

Johnson Controls received recognition for its OpenBlue digital ecosystem.

The platform enhances building performance using AI-enabled insights.

These improvements include increased energy efficiency, reduced carbon emissions, optimised space utilisation and equipment performance, and ensuring the health and wellbeing of occupants.

Vijay Sankaran, Chief Technology Officer at Johnson Controls, said: “We are honored to be named an IoT digital platform leader by Verdantix.

“OpenBlue is transforming how our customers manage their buildings, making them more efficient and responsive.

“This recognition underscores our commitment to pioneering innovations that drive AI-automation and create smarter, more sustainable buildings.”

OpenBlue platform enhances building performance in the United States

Customers use platforms like OpenBlue to remotely manage and monitor their building portfolio.

This ensures operational efficiency and energy savings. OpenBlue was rated highest in ‘capabilities’ by Verdantix.

The platform’s comprehensive infrastructure and automation provide necessary information for proactive decision-making.

These features help users save energy, prolong equipment life, and improve building operator productivity.

Johnson Controls expands OpenBlue applications with FM Systems acquisition

Johnson Controls has continued to grow its portfolio of applications that leverage the OpenBlue platform.

The acquisition of FM:Systems in 2023 has added more functionality to space performance.

OpenBlue now includes an extensive suite of sensors. These enhancements support better space utilisation and building management.

Johnson Controls has been included in the Verdantix Green Quadrant research for over five years. The company has shown continuous improvement each year.

Verdantix report evaluates IoT digital building platforms

OpenBlue also received high ratings in the ‘momentum’ categories. This includes customer adoption and strategic investment.

The platform was rated highly in deal structure and size for recent acquisitions.

Verdantix also recognised the OpenBlue ecosystem offerings and organisational resources.

Claire Stephens, Research Director at Verdantix, stated: “In today’s real estate landscape, building owners are leveraging digital transformation to streamline operations and elevate the tenant experience.

“Innovative IoT solutions, like Johnson Controls’ OpenBlue digital platform, pave the way with their AI-powered automation, a holistic approach to building management, and a robust ecosystem designed to drive the industry toward a future of fully autonomous buildings.”

Johnson Controls named leader in Verdantix Green Quadrant IoT digital platforms for building operations: Summary

Johnson Controls has been recognised as a leader in the Verdantix Green Quadrant: IoT Digital Platforms For Building Operations 2024 report.

The company was acknowledged for its OpenBlue digital ecosystem, which enhances building performance through AI-enabled insights.

Key benefits include increased energy efficiency, reduced carbon emissions, optimised space utilisation, and improved equipment performance.

OpenBlue achieved top ratings in ‘capabilities’ and ‘momentum’ categories, highlighting its comprehensive infrastructure, automation, customer adoption, and strategic investments.

Johnson Controls expanded OpenBlue’s functionality with the acquisition of FM:Systems in 2023, incorporating an extensive suite of sensors.

The company has been featured in Verdantix research for over five years, demonstrating consistent improvement.

The Green Quadrant report offers property owners and facilities managers insights into IoT digital building platforms to aid in selecting suitable providers.