🎧 #102: Unpacking 2022's major themes with Newcomb & Boyd
“One of the things that COVID showed us is that so many people's buildings are not responsive to occupancy. So
🎧 #101: Virtual Engineering with Hank
"Virtual engineering is an inevitability. It's not a, 'there may be a breakup of this vertically integrated stack, this
🎧 #100: Decarbonization, blockchain, and the Building OS with KPMG and Prescriptive Data
“The current state of climate reporting is a bit like choose your own adventure, but also grade your own paper.
🎧 #099: Duke University's Decarbonization and Digitization Journey
“When I ask my team to put together an energy efficiency project, it's their job to get off the energy
🎧 #098: Louise Monger on Schneider Electric's approach to digital buildings
“I read a great quote last night, 'Institutions will try to preserve the problem to which they are the solution.
🎧 #097: Indoor air quality strategies and standards across 50 million square feet
“Joe Allen made this very clear business case around cognitive function that any real estate sales person with a pulse
🎧 #096: Cory Clarke on why View assembled the full stack
“The big caveat is that it's a fully vertically integrated stack, but it's composable and open." —Corey Clarke Welcome
🎧 #095: Antony Slumbers on what it means to own a smart building
“Just knowing about real estate in the real estate industry is now necessary but it's not sufficient, because fundamentally the
🎧 #094: The ESG data gap with Ryan Knudson
“Carbon neutrality is a big lift and technology is a cornerstone of that. The way we look at our assets
🎧 #093: Mesa's simple smart buildings kit
Welcome to Nexus, a newsletter and podcast for smart people applying smart building technology—hosted by James Dice. If you’
