Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did!

AI updates weekly. Cyber threats evolve daily. Meanwhile, most commercial buildings still run on spreadsheets, siloed teams, and 30-year capital plans. In this episode, Rick Huijbregts joins James McHale and Rob Murchison to dig into the growing tension between fast-moving digital forces and the slow-moving world of real estate, infrastructure, and human behavior. We'll explore why buildings are becoming living digital environments, and why the real challenge isn't the technology, it's getting owners, operators, IT, facilities, and security teams to work from the same version of reality. The future of real estate won't belong to whoever deploys the most sensors. It'll belong to organizations that can connect physical assets, digital systems, and human behavior into one operating model.

Why do so many smart building investments stall, underperform, or quietly create risk, even when the technology works exactly as promised? 🤔 Join us as we sit down with Rob Murchison, CEO at Intelligent Buildings, LLC to unpack 📦 a truth the industry is beginning to confront... The biggest barrier 🚧 to smart building ROI isn't the tech stack; it's the absence of a governance and risk operating model behind it. As portfolios 🏢 become more connected, owners and operators are inheriting cybersecurity exposure 🛑, vendor sprawl, reliability gaps, and organizational misalignment that traditional IT learned to manage decades ago. The question is no longer "which platform should we buy?" but "who owns performance, who carries the risk, and how do we keep it from drifting over time?" What we'll explore 🗺️: 🟢 The early warning signs that connected building portfolios need stronger governance 🟢 Lessons commercial real estate can borrow from traditional IT governance, and where the analogy breaks down 🟢 How decision-making and accountability shift once an operating model is in place 🟢 Practical advice for leaders chasing ROI while underestimating risk Who should join? Owners, operators, asset and property managers, CIOs, CTOs, and the vendors, and consultants, who supply them. No sales pitches ❌. No product demos ❌. Just candid, experience-based perspectives from people who have lived it ✅.

We spend a lot of time in commercial real estate talking about technology, but very little time discussing how decisions actually get made. In this episode, we sit down with Lachlan Macquarrie, a former asset manager, educator of asset managers, and someone who now operates on the front lines of CRE technology. It was a candid look at: * Why smart building initiatives stall before they start * How misaligned incentives between asset managers, property managers, and vendors quietly kill good ideas * Where risk perception outweighs actual risk * And why “more technology” has never been the answer Lachlan shares some real stories from inside portfolios, moments where things should have worked, but didn’t. And what separates the few that actually break through. One theme is clear. Most owners and operators don’t lack solutions. They lack alignment, ownership, and a model that simplifies complexity. If you’ve ever wondered why progress in CRE tech feels slower than it should be, this conversation will hit home.

What happens to your smart building ROI when nobody owns the risk? 🤔 CRE Portfolios 🏢 are getting more connected, but governance isn't keeping up. Cybersecurity gaps, unclear ownership, and missing operating models are quietly killing 🔪💸 the returns that justified the investment in the first place! In this podcast 🎥 episode, we were joined by Cecilia A. Li, CIO at Urban Edge Properties, to unpack 📦 why smart building ROI is a risk management problem, not a technology problem! What we discussed 🎓: 🟢 The early signals that your building technology needs stronger governance before it stalls or creates risk 🟢 What traditional IT governance can teach CRE leaders who are scaling connected portfolios 🟢 What actually changes when a clear operating model is in place, in decision-making, risk management, and day-to-day operations 🟢 How experienced leaders prevent performance from drifting as they scale 🟢 The governance blind spots that CIOs and technology leaders say catch their peers off guard

Insurance costs are climbing. Coverage is shrinking. And most building owners are still treating it like taxes, something you just pay. But what if the technology investments you're already considering could directly reduce your premiums, unlock access to captive insurance programs, or simply keep your coverage intact in markets where insurers are pulling out? In this episode of Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did, we sat down with Jay Scholten, Principal Consultant at JRS Innovative Real Estate LLC (Former VP - Asset Management Product Owner at PGIM Real Estate), and Rob Murchison, CEO of Intelligent Buildings, LLC, to explore an angle on smart building ROI that most operators are missing entirely. What we discussed: ✅ Why insurance stopped being a "set it and forget it" line item. ✅ How insurers are quietly thinning coverage in ways you might not notice. ✅ The rise of captive insurance programs, and what your buildings need to qualify. ✅ Real examples of technology reducing premiums and maintaining coverage access. ✅ The 3 steps an owner can take starting tomorrow.

In this live podcast episode (number 42) we were joined by co-host Rob Murchison from Intelligent Buildings, to break down our 5 biggest trends from 2025! We're talked about: 1. Why property management just became a tech job. 2. Why digital infrastructure is now as critical as utilities. 3. Why "per sq ft" metrics are dead (and what will replace them). 4. Why IT Managed Service Providers have "entered the building". 5. Why dozens of smart building startups are stuck in the "squeezed middle." Who should listen to this episode? It's for building owners, operators, and anyone managing commercial real estate who's tired of buzzwords and wants actionable insight & intelligence. This isn't theory. It's real implementation, real savings, real ROI!

What do you do when your entire campus is already running, tenants are happy, and lease rates are high, but your building systems are exposed? You can't just rip everything out and start over. You can't disrupt operations. Tearle Whitson, VP of Operational Technology at MetroNational and Rob Murchison, CEO of Intelligent Buildings, join us to discuss how MetroNational fix network vulnerabilities across a 12 million sq ft campus. This conversation is for you if * You manage OT systems in commercial real estate. * You're responsible for facilities, operations, or building technology. * You've been told to "do smart buildings" but your systems aren't converged or secured. This isn't theory. It's real implementation, real savings, real ROI!

Devon Newton shares how Stiles Property Management escaped the "Efficiency Paralysis Cycle" and generated measurable savings across their portfolio. The "Efficiency Paralysis Cycle" - Why Most Buildings Never See ROI: * Low visibility into building performance * Lack of CRE tech expertise * Unproven ROI projections * Budget constraints that keep savings stuck Hard Numbers, Real Results: * $300,000 CapEx savings on distributed antenna systems * $52,000+ annual energy savings potential across 5 specific optimizations * $95,000 in additional savings opportunities identified at their second property Devon manages 116 properties across the Southeast USA for Stiles, a portfolio that's 95% third-party owned, meaning every dollar saved directly impacts client relationships and renewals. This isn't theory. These are real projects, real savings, real ROI!

In episode 40 of Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did, we dive deep into the unvarnished realities of running a PropTech startup with Michael Grant, founder of Metrikus and co-creator of Smart Buildings Boot Camp. Michael shares hard-earned insights from 6 years in the trenches, covering everything from fundraising in 2025 to why partnerships in real estate are so much harder than other industries. What You'll Learn: Why PropTech sales cycles can stretch 12+ months and how to shorten them The shift in VC funding since the 2021-2022 "bubble" burst Why hardware can kill deals, and software-only solutions win The reality behind recent PropTech acquisitions Strategic advice for founders at different stages Why customer champions are everything in this industry Resources Mentioned: Smart Buildings Boot Camp https://smartbuildingbootcamp.com/ Subscribe to Memoori for more PropTech insights https://memoori.com/subscription/

The UK Carbon Capture Gamble: Is It Worth £22 Billion? 💰🏭 In this eye-opening podcast episode, we dive deep with Nick Hun into the UK's massive bet on carbon capture technology! 🔍 Is the UK government putting all its eggs in one unproven basket? 🧺 🔥 What you'll discover: * Why carbon capture might be the "new fusion" - a promising but perpetually distant solution ⚡ * Only 2% of carbon capture plants have performed as promised! 📉 * Alternative energy solutions the UK could be investing in instead 💡 * How the race to net zero could impact UK energy prices and manufacturing 🏭 * The critical skills gap threatening our green technology future 👷‍♀️ Nick brings decades of industry insight to the conversation, comparing the UK's push for net zero with more pragmatic approaches around the world. Whether you're in building tech, energy policy, or just concerned about your future energy bills, this conversation is essential viewing! ⚠️ 👉 Don't miss Nick's final message of cautious optimism about the amazing engineering happening in the UK at the grassroots level!

Are AI agents about to transform how our buildings work? In this conversation with smart building expert Elisa Rönkä, we explore how agentic AI could revolutionize the PropTech ecosystem. This isn't just another AI hype video — it's a practical discussion about how the smart building industry might navigate a huge transformation in technology. We discuss: * Why agentic AI is fundamentally different from tools like ChatGPT. * How 70% of SaaS applications could be disrupted by AI agents. * The end of dashboards as we know them. * Why implementation costs could plummet, accelerating smart building adoption. * The coming "agent-human hybrid" workflows that will transform building operations.

How did a UK 🇬🇧 electronics vendor successfully expand globally 🌏, competing against industry giants, and grow 🔺 exports to over 40% of their business? In this podcast episode, John Davies, former Managing Director of TDSi, reveals some of the strategies that transformed a regional Access Control 🚪 vendor into an international player. 🚀 🔑 Key insights include: ✅ How to compete against better-funded competitors from China and the US ✅ Building successful partnerships in Asian markets 🤝 ✅ Smart cost management that helped weather the 2008 financial crisis 💰 ✅ The secret to winning major contracts against industry giants like Honeywell ✅ Innovative approaches to product development and manufacturing 🏭 ⭐ Bonus: Hear John's candid advice for entrepreneurs starting electronics businesses today! Don't miss this deep dive into real-world business growth strategies for physical security companies.

In this podcast 🗣️, we dive deep into the current state of smart home 🏠 technology with Consumer Reports journalist Daniel Wroclawski, who brings 10 years of experience covering the smart home industry 🤖. Dan shares candid insights 💡 about why our homes aren't as smart as we'd expect in 2024 despite rapid advances in other tech sectors. What we discussed; ✅ Smart appliances and their questionable "smart" features. ✅ The fragmented state of smart home technology. ✅ Why integration between devices remains a major challenge. ✅ The promise (and delays) of the Matter standard. ✅ Most popular smart home technologies. ✅ Cybersecurity concerns and trade-offs. ✅ Practical advice for consumers considering smart home investments. Whether you're a smart home enthusiast or just considering your first purchase, this conversation offers valuable insights into the current limitations, future possibilities, and practical considerations of smart home technology. Follow Dan: @TheSmartHomeGuy / @DanWC across social platforms Consumer Reports: consumerreports.org

For Episode 34, we were joined by Warren Houghton for an in-depth discussion on how vulnerabilities in technology affect us all... whether it's your office, hotel or at home. Warren specializes in covert physical entry and exploiting technology controls, and is an expert in hardware hacking at Pen Test Partners - https://www.pentestpartners.com/ Warren gives some practical advice on how we can all protect ourselves from hacking and social engineering.

For Episode 33, we were joined by Nick Hunn for an in-depth discussion on the UK Government's smart metering project, which began in 2009. Role forward 15 years, and by some quirk of fate, the same guy from 2009, Ed Miliband, is now back in charge of UK Energy Policy. So, spurred on by Nick's article (linked below), it seemed like the ideal time to look back at the smart metering project, what went wrong, and what it might mean for UK Net Zero goals. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/mr-smart-meter-takes-charge-uk-energy-policy-nick-hunn-ilufe/

For Episode 32, we were joined by Mazen Jamal for an in-depth discussion on the business case for indoor air quality (IAQ). A whole body of scientific research now shows that CO2 levels impact cognitive function. Yet, IAQ often seems like an afterthought for smart building technology projects. Is it just reality that IAQ is lower in the technology “pecking order” than energy management, occupancy analytics, artificial intelligence, fire detection, etc, and therefore doesn't get the same investment? Follow Mazen Jamal on LinkedIn Here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mazenjamal/

For Episode 31, we were joined by Tomás Mac Eoin from Master Systems Integrator (MSI) Hereworks to Discuss their Swift HR Concept. The Swift HR concept envisions a cross-functional team, led by Human Resources (HR), with the agility to quickly respond to, and manage smart building insights. So it becomes a guiding force for integrating human feedback into the data layer of smart buildings systems, thus improving the user experience. SWIFT HR S = Safety W = Workplace I = IT F = Facilities T = Technology H = Human Resources R = Real Estate More on the Hereworks here 👉👉 https://hereworks.io/

For Episode 30, we were joined by Nick Clark and Mike Brooman to discuss Aukett Swanke's recent acquisition of the assets of Vanti. We discussed the reasons behind the acquisition. It's Aukett Swanke's 4th acquisition within a year and we also discussed their plans to improve the delivery of smart building technology on commercial building projects. More on the acquisition here 👉👉 https//memoori.com/aukett-swanke-expand-smart-buildings-vanti-acquisition/

For Episode 29, we were joined by Brahm Lategan, Smart Building Consultant @ MiX based in London. We dived into the world of Commercial Building Data. Why are data integration problems in commercial buildings so persistent? AND how can we fix them? Brahm introduces Unified Namespace (UNS), an architecture from Industrial Automation, as a possible solution. UNS can create a centralized, non-hierarchical structure for real-time data exchange across IT and OT systems.

For Episode 28, we were joined by Zane Mansha from UK Smart Building Master System Integrator, Vanti (https://vanti.co.uk/). Zane describes himself as a 'Realist Technophile', having a love for technology but grounded in wanting to deliver real-world outcomes. We dig into the benefits of this perspective in the smart building industry. Zane shared his thoughts on the current 'state of technology' in commercial buildings and the issues around translating complex user requirements into smart building technical designs.

For Episode 27, we were joined by Cliff Majersik from the Institute for Market Transformation (https://www.imt.org/), where he helps to shape policy around energy efficiency in buildings. Will standards really drive wide-scale building decarbonization? And what does that mean for smart building technology? Cliff shared his deep knowledge of energy efficiency standards, building ratings and building codes. We discussed Local Law 97 and its impact as a driver of investment in decarbonizing buildings in the US. And how it compares to the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive in the EU.

For Episode 26, we were joined by Stefan Schmidt from Meterz - https://www.meterz.co.uk/ - to Discuss Building Retrofitting and why it's THE Smarter, more Sustainable Choice over New Construction! Why are older buildings being left behind in the smart tech revolution? And what does this mean for the future of smart buildings? Listen Now!

In this Era of ESG Reporting and Focus on Climate Change, how can Organisations Change their Culture to make Sustainability a Habit? In Episode #25 of our Podcast, Prabhu Ramachandran, CEO of Facilio Joins us for an In-Depth Discussion on the Subject!

Recent global events have reminded us again of the importance of accurate intelligence when it comes to security. How should professionals responsible for the safety of commercial buildings think about threat intelligence and use it not just to keep people safe but improve operational efficiency? Lyndsay Close from Intelligence Fusion joins us for an in-depth discussion on the subject! Intelligence Fusion have published a white paper "A Guide to Using Threat Intelligence in the Built Space" which you can download for Free https://www.intelligencefusion.co.uk/insights/resources/whitepapers/a-guide-to-using-threat-intelligence-in-the-built-space/

We sat down with Rob Murchison from Intelligent Buildings & Craig Stevenson from Auros Group for a free-ranging discussion about the power of Retrofit and Existing Buildings! Rob & Craig shared their advice about how & where building owners should start with retrofit projects. We also discussed how realistic Net Zero is for Older buildings and whether the Commercial Real Estate industry will reach their Net Zero Carbon targets by 2050. * The Power of Existing Buildings Book - https://www.amazon.com/Power-Existing-Buildings-Improve-Environmental/dp/164283050X * Show Slides - https://www.slideshare.net/JamesMcHale1/the-carbon-lifestyle-not-a-fad

We sat down with Gabe Fierro, Assistant Professor at the Colorado School of Mines and Co-Founder of the Brick Schema for a free-ranging discussion about how different Metadata Schemas are converging to model buildings! We covered how different metadata schemas like Brick Schema and Project Haystack complement rather than compete with one another. Common misconceptions about Open Metadata Schemas. When to use them? And how to actually use these RDF models in practice! * Brick Schema - https://brickschema.org/ * Project Haystack - https://project-haystack.org/ * RealEstateCore - https://www.realestatecore.io/ * ASHRAE 223P - https://www.energy.gov/eere/buildings...

In Episode #21 of our Podcast, we talk with Justin Kirby about retrofitting commercial buildings for energy efficiency. Why is there a lack of information and guidance on retrofitting commercial real estate? We go in-depth into the subject of retrofit, including how to be more agile with retrofit and what the 5 key areas are that building owners should focus on getting data from before any asset replacement. In our Podcast series “Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did!”, Memoori explores the intersection between technology and commercial real estate through interesting conversations. Don’t forget you can now Subscribe to ALL our Podcasts on Soundcloud, iTunes, YouTube and now Spotify!

In Episode #20 of our #Podcast, we talk with Adam Sismey from Playfully about 'The Power of Moments' and why they are so important, as companies struggle to find the right hybrid work balance for their employees. We go in-depth into why Workplace Experience is more than just bean bags and ping pong tables AND how defining moments in the Workplace with create a stronger company culture and improve collaboration! The Power of Moments: Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact https://a.co/d/7yzQe1K

Last month, architectural and interior design services company Aukett Swanke Group (ASG) confirmed the acquisition of smart building technology company Torpedo Factory Group (TFG), in a deal that hints at a new potential trend in the commercial buildings sector. While architects have used M&A to broaden their technological capabilities in the past, few deals bridge the building design-operation divide like this one. In this Podcast, we explore the deal with TFG’s CEO Nick Clark and consider the wider impacts of such vertical integration becoming a trend. https://memoori.com/podcast-architect-acquired-smart-building-integrator/

Using ChatGPT to Augment the Experience of Smart Building system users. Instead of naming their dogs, Bitpool has put ChatGPT to good use, connecting it to their API to create their own Chat Bot for Building Data. When the user initiates a chat with their platform the Bitpool API sends all of the visible time series and named data to ChatGPT for analysis and response, the user can then engage in dialogue with ChatGPT to gain more understanding and insights from the data. In our Podcast series “Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did!”, Memoori explores the intersection between technology and commercial real estate through interesting conversations.

What can the Workplace Learn from Retail Experience? Some companies are finding it hard to encourage people back to the Office after the pandemic. They know that they need to offer their employees a better experience than working from home but are struggling to do it. Retail is at the forefront of creating experiences, so what can we learn from retail about creating a better workplace experience and building a stronger culture? We talk to Julia Lindberg from AgentHuset and John Karsberg from Workshop, who share their in-depth knowledge.

What can the Workplace Learn from Retail Experience? Some companies are finding it hard to encourage people back to the Office after the pandemic. They know that they need to offer their employees a better experience than working from home but are struggling to do it. Retail is at the forefront of creating experiences, so what can we learn from retail about creating a better workplace experience and building a stronger culture? We talk to Julia Lindberg from AgentHuset and John Karsberg from Workshop, who share their in-depth knowledge.

In Episode 16 of our Podcast, we talk with Rob Murchison, Co-Founder of Intelligent Buildings. We need to talk about Cyber Security for Commercial Buildings. WHY? Because a growing number of insurers are excluding cyber events from their policies and many building owners could be self insuring but don't even know it. Anyone interested in Finding out More about ensuring that they mitigate the risk of cyber attack against their commercial buildings will find this Podcast interesting! Want to know more about the market for cyber security software in commercial buildings? Click Here - https://memoori.com/portfolio/cyber-s... CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 01:10 Intelligent Buildings LLC 02:16 How would you Describe the Current State of Cyber Security in Commercial Buildings? 09:10 Most of the Industry is probably Self Insuring and doesn't know it. What's going on with Cyber Security Insurance? 12:17 What are you Advising your Clients to do? 13:45: Do building owners need a seperate insurance policy for cyber security cover? 15:32 What is the difference between Passive and Active Network Scanning? 19:30 Does the Smart Building Industry really understand Cyber Security? Is it a 'People' problem? 26:15 Is there One thing you want people to take away from this Podcast?

Does the US General Services Administration Operate the Biggest Portfolio of Smart Buildings in the World? In Episode 15 of our Podcast, we talk with Ana Rawson, Director of Facility Technology and Innovation at the GSA to find out all about their Smart Buildings Program. We talked about the Size and Scale of their Technology Program and the Challenges of Operating such a Large and Diverse Portfolio of Commercial Buildings. For example, How they updated their Building Automation Systems to Enable Communication with the GSAlink Platform. Anyone interested in Finding out More about Delivering Smart Building Technology at Scale across a Diverse Portfolio will find this Podcast interesting!

Only focusing on making new buildings smart will do very little to help us achieve Net Zero by 2050. 80% of the buildings that will exist in 2050 have already been built, and of those, the EU estimates that 75% of them are energy inefficient. Basically, we need to focus on retrofitting our existing building stock! We speak to Ville Ilkkala, CEO of Nobody Engineering about how they are bridging the gap between old building automation systems from the 80s and 90s and new technology, to improve energy efficiency without expensive retrofit projects!

Commercial Buildings are terrible at User Experience. Fact. How do we fix that? Memoori sat down with Kim Feenstra Kuiper, Senior User Researcher at GoodNotes App about the process of designing user-centric software applications and what the building/property industry can learn in order to create a better experience for their users. Kim gives a detailed description of how she collects data points from users and describes methodologies to follow in the design process. Anyone interesting in understanding how we can create better experiences for building users will find this podcast interesting.

Everyone talks about 'Open' in Smart Building Technology, but what is hype and what is reality? Are 'Open APIs' a myth? We sat down with Erik Wallin from Idun Real Estate and RealEstateCore to answer these questions and more! Erik shares his experiences from developing the RealEstateCore Ontology and his thoughts on how and why Open Standards will pave the way towards true Interoperability.

The "Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did!" Podcast sat down with Vishal Punwani, CEO of SoWork, to discuss ALL things Metaverse! How his Metaverse platform, SoWork, creates a Virtual Workplace for Employees and why Companies like Tinder are Jumping on Board. We Discussed lots of Interesting Topics, like why the Metaverse seems to be Gaining Traction Now? How it will Impact Commercial Real Estate in the Future? How you can build an Engaging Workplace for your Team Online?

Memoori Research sat down with the CEO of Passive Logic, Troy Harvey, to Discuss the launch of the Quantum Standard (& Alliance). The Quantum Standard is a physics-based ontology for next-generation smart building control and AI. Quantum is a "true" digital twin: in the sense that it is a complete description of an object’s underlying physics and how it interacts with its environment. The Quantum Standard - https://quantumalliance.org PassiveLogic - https://passivelogic.com

Memoori Research sat down with Geoffrey Moore, best selling author and business strategist known for his working including 'Crossing the Chasm: Marketing and Selling Disruptive Products to Mainstream Customers'. We discussed the impact of technology innovation on commercial real estate and strategies that businesses can adopt to manage the disruptive forces of innovation.

Memoori Research sat down with Axis Communications Co-Founder Martin Gren to Discuss 25 years of #IoT innovation, starting with the launch of the first IP Network Video Surveillance Camera back in 1996. We also touched on subjects like Cyber Security and how Steve Wozniak was their first US support call for the Neteye 200 Camera!

Memoori Research talks to Johan Brunius, the CTO of Swedish Startup Myrspoven (https://myrspoven.se). We discuss the application of Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in Commercial Buildings. What is marketing hype and what isn't! As well as how Myrspoven is using Machine Learning to reduce real estate's carbon footprint of non-renewable kWh by 1%.

Memoori Research talks to Marie-Louise Dahl (https://www.linkedin.com/in/marieloui...) Co-Founder of Lunch.Co (https://www.lunch.co). We discuss the importance of good nutrition in the workplace. How food can improve cognitive ability and help to increase the productivity of employees by 46%!

Memoori Research talks to Elena Malakhatka, PhD Candidate at KTH Live-in-Lab (https://www.liveinlab.kth.se). We discuss the important role that academia plays in driving smart building innovation & how academia interacts with commercial businesses.

Memoori Research talks to Carita Weiss, Head of Payments at Coop Sverige (https://www.coop.se​), one of the biggest retailers in Sweden. Carita discusses their new store initiative 'Scan & Pay' as well as the future of traditional bricks & mortar retail.

Memoori Research talks to Wivian Eidsaunet, VD of Spectrum Arkitekter (https://spectrumarkitekter.com/​​) in Stockholm, Sweden. Wivian shares her vast experience of designing office and hotel spaces & as an interior architect firm, how they use technology and research to inform design.

The Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did Podcast! Episode #2. Memoori Research talks to Bruno Nesser, Technical Co-Ordinator of Hotel With (http://hotelwith.se/en/​) in Stockholm, Sweden. Bruno shares his vast experience of using technology to enhance the guest experience. And we discuss what the industry can do to enhance the workplace experience for employees in offices etc.

The Sh*t You Wish Your Building Did Podcast! Episode #1! Memoori Research talks to Jason Dainter, Founder of the StartUp Co-Working Space "Base10" in Uppsala, Sweden. Jason shares his ideas about fostering collaboration and how he uses technology in the building.

Memoori is joined by Sabine Ehm from Locatee to discuss the "Workplace Leader’s Handbook". Being a Corporate Real Estate Manager in 2020 is more difficult than it has ever been. Faced with so much disruption and unprecedented developments, where do Workplace Leaders even begin to find their bearings?

Disruptive Trends Fueled by AI & Camera Edge Analytics. Memoori is joined by Nikolas Fröhle from German Startup company Security and Safety Things for an in-depth discussion into the trends disrupting the Video Surveillance industry; including Artificial Intelligence Software and Edge Analytics on the camera.