Recorded live at FutureBuilt, Steve Hamby joins Joe Aamidor (Aamidor Consulting) and Lewis Martin (Element Six) to talk about what actually happens when facilities and real estate teams try to deploy technology at scale.

Steve has spent his career working across facilities technology, IoT, and connected solutions. He has advised operators, vendors, and industry groups on how technology is adopted, where it breaks down, and why outcomes often lag behind capability.

This conversation focuses on the gap between promise and execution. Why connected buildings are still hard to deliver. Why data ownership remains unclear. Why AI and IoT adoption continue to move more slowly than expected inside large portfolios.

No theory. Just lived experience from someone who has been in the middle of it.

Topics include:

• What connected buildings really look like in practice
• Where FM and real estate tech adoption stalls
• Data ownership and accountability
• What operators should demand from vendors
• What actually drives measurable outcomes

Recorded live at FutureBuilt.

Hosted by Joe Aamidor and Lewis Martin.

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