KODE offers an open enterprise platform that integrates all forms of building management, IoT, and operational systems into a single pane of glass with applications that reduce energy and carbon emissions while automating operations.
Founded in Detroit, KODE Labs delivers a data centric, intuitive, ROI driven operating system and an unrivaled client experience that transforms how real estate is managed and experienced. Its smart building operating system, KODE OS, utilizes a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model to standardize and optimize building performance. KODE has been recently selected as the Best Tech Innovation in Intelligent Buildings at Realcomm IBCon 2023 and a Tech Pioneer Class of 2023 by the World Economic Forum.
Nvidia’s latest roadmap for high-density AI infrastructure is being read as a warning shot for traditional data center cooling—and for the service providers who build and maintain it.
Armis, KODE Labs, and IntelliBuild announced a partnership aimed at connecting cybersecurity asset discovery, building performance analytics, and digital commissioning into a shared workflow for building owners.
Washington State’s building performance standards forced Hudson Pacific Properties to move faster on an underperforming Seattle office building—or face roughly $0.30 per square foot in annual penalties.
Rosy Khalife, James Dice, and Brad Bonavida (Nexus Labs) kicked off NexusCon 2025 by explaining why the industry keeps cycling through disconnected priorities—BAS, energy, space utilization, health, decarb, cybersecurity—and why that fragmentation is now the real blocker to progress.
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