Bob Cicero

It's also about power.

We're re-electrifying everything in the built environment, light, shades, mechanicals, et cetera.

Thinking about health and wellness, health and wellness matters.

The amount of natural daylight that we get every single day, the air quality that we breathe, it matters every single day.

The noise levels inside the environment, because all of us are unique and different.

You think about neurodiversity, 20% of the world is neurodiverse.

How do we bring all of that to space?

And then ultimately, all of this for us is really underpinned by data.

When you think about space and place, that industry never thought about data.

They thought about badge swipes, swipes of someone walking into a building.

I swipe in.

That's great.

Someone's there.

Fantastic.

What are they doing inside?

We really wanted to bring that forward in terms of this notion of having all this digital footprint, if you would, of the intersection of people, space, and tech, and the tech providing that.

But we also knew that the world was developing AI.

And so when you think about AI, AI is three pieces.

It's data, it's a model, and there's the compute to make all that stuff happen.

If you don't have the data, you're never going to have a good model.