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Connect to what’s nextTM www.CABA.org Realcomm and IBcon 2019 DisruptCRE TRACK “MAKING MONEY WITH SMART BUILDINGS” June 13, 2019 Ron Zimmer CABA President & CEO Connect to what’s nextTM www.CABA.org © 2019, Continental Automated Buildings Association

CABA Board of Directors © 2019, Continental Automated Buildings Association

How Big is the Market? 1. Focusing on optimizing monetization can help suppliers unlock the $32.4 billion intelligent buildings opportunity. 2. Emerging buildings technologies expand the potential opportunities for suppliers to monetise their products and solutions. 3. Users’ payment preferences and coordination with other ecosystem players shape tech suppliers’ monetization opportunities. Source: CABA Monetization of Intelligent Buildings 2019.

Combination of Trends Influences Outcomes of Monetization Strategies Source: CABA Monetization of Intelligent Buildings 2019.

Combination of Trends Influences Outcomes of Monetization Strategies Source: CABA Monetization of Intelligent Buildings 2019

Combination of Trends Influences Outcomes of Monetization Strategies Source: CABA Monetization of Intelligent Buildings 2019.

1. Top Application Opportunities Across Commercial Building Segments Decision Makers Face Challenges of Costly and Complex Implementation of Technology 1. Top Application Opportunities Across Commercial Building Segments Energy Efficiency 25 percent of respondents noted energy efficiency verification and measurement as the number one-use case that operators would be most willing to adopt and would make a positive impact on operations. Building Occupancy Sensing Detecting lighting and other means of converting energy efficiency garnered the vote for top use case from 20 percent of respondents. Asset and Predictive Maintenance 19 percent of votes for the top use case among operators. 2. Top Buildings Tech Pain Points Across Commercial Building Segments Complex and Costly Set-Up and Implementation 38 percent of respondents noted the selection and price, both upfront and through services is a key inhibitor for adoption. Complexity of Integration with Current Systems 47 percent of respondents noted implementing or retrofitting new modern, connected devices into existing systems leads to problems with interoperability. Source: CABA Monetization of Intelligent Buildings 2019.

Tenants Value Comfort and Experience, While Owners Want Efficiency Top Use Cases Across Commercial Building Segments Tenants Retail Consumers Hospitality Consumers Restaurant Consumers Building Decision-Makers Occupancy Sensing Identity Management to Prevent Financial Data Fraud Smart Signs Building Energy Efficiency and Use of Renewable Energy Energy Efficiency Temperature Optimization Smart Parking to Guide Shoppers to Open Parking Spots Occupancy Sensing to support automatic lighting AR and VR Applications for Food Before Ordering Smart Sensors for Automated Lighting Control Interactive Smart Signs to Guide Shoppers Voice-Controlled Heating and Air Conditioning Smart Reservation System Predictive and Preventative Maintenance Convenience Services Interactive Customer Engagement Kiosks and Digital Signage Smart Phone App for Maintenance and Housekeeping Interactive Smart Menus Air Quality Higher Rank of Priority Lower Source: CABA Monetization of Intelligent Buildings 2019

Use Case Categories Impact Owner/Operator Decision Making Retrofit & Upgrade: Use cases included in this category include those that are predominately energy management related and that have very tangible metrics for measuring the expected return on investment Operational Excellence: Use cases that still have quantifiable returns but are less tangible than retrofit and upgrade use cases. Comfort and Convenience: Use cases that don’t have objective or clear measures of return for the stakeholder Example: Retail store customers desire interactive digital signage to enhance their user experience, pushing retail store owners/operators to choose less tangible ROI solutions in hopes that ROI is made up in customer loyalty or other qualitative metrics Source: CABA Monetization of Intelligent Buildings 2019.

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