Nemetschek Group

Spain's Prime Minister Sanchez called snap elections after his housing decree failed.

Software was the bright spot with Nemetschek and TeamViewer both up more than four percent and SAP firmer as well.

And a last quick look at Asia, where most markets traded higher in thin holiday business, chip stocks stayed in demand, and mainland China remained closed for Golden Week.

All right, that's it for today's Capital Markets Quickie.

Uh, obviously starting from the biggest to the smallest.

Um, but it's MasterCard, MercadoLibre, Adyen, Nintendo, Ashton Technology, Stryker, Bloomsbury, LVMH, Prologis, Mid-American, Four Corners, Netflix, Grainger, Rubrik, NextPower, 3i, DISO, Wise, Toast, Nemetschek, Monday.com, Transmedics, Dave, Stiff, Stride, Klarna, PicPay, Progeny, Duolingo, Avigtrans, Frontier Developments, Beeks, Technoglass, and Tomra.

It's a long list.

It's probably a little bit too long.

Now the industry is circling back to something that looks a lot like the command line, natural language instead of syntax, but the same idea.

I asked Holger Kreienbrink how that transition is actually going at Nemetschek.

I remember there was a product from our French distributor, uh, 12 years, 15 years ago.

They wanted to do something like visual GDL, but it failed because it's too complicated.

Yeah, great to be on today, and thanks for having me.

I'm the Chief AI Officer at the Nemetschek Group.

I'll talk about the company in a moment.

My mandate is twofold.

One, make our software AI first for our customers, and secondly, make the company itself AI first internally.

And I joined the company about two and a half years ago.

Came from Google originally, where I led manufacturing as a product vertical globally, and now really translate that learning into the AEC, the architecture, engineering, and construction industry here at Nemetschek Group.

Well, it's a pleasure to have you join me on the show today.