Two recent developments highlight a deeper shift in the smart building market: the growing importance of technological sovereignty and data ownership.
SpinalCom is now listed on the European Tech Map, the directory of European technology alternatives, and is also featured among the companies identified in the international study Occupancy Monitoring Solution Market Size, Share & Forecast 2026–2033 published by Market Research and News.
Being included in the European Tech Map underscores SpinalCom’s positioning around an open and sovereign approach to building management. The platform can be deployed either on-premise or on the client’s cloud of choice, meeting the growing demand for control over infrastructure and data.
This approach reflects a broader trend observed in the real estate market: building owners, operators and asset managers are increasingly looking for solutions that combine operational performance, interoperability and technological independence.
In parallel, the international study on the occupancy monitoring market identifies SpinalCom among the players active in this fast-growing segment, alongside European and international companies.
These two recognitions, one focused on sovereignty, the other on domain expertise, point to the same underlying trend: the value of a smart building no longer rests solely on data collection, but on the ability to retain control over that data, ensure system scalability, and prepare for future AI-driven use cases.
For building owners, operators and asset managers, the message is clear. Choosing a European, and particularly French, solution no longer means choosing between regulatory compliance and technical performance. Both can now coexist, and SpinalCom is leading the way.