
Russ Holton
Vice President of Engineering Systems at Bedrock Detroit, leading building systems, smart-building technology, and AI initiatives across a large real estate portfolio.
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Sep 10, 2026
🎧 #200: The Story of Bedrock, Detroit, and NexusCon 2026
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Amanda GibbGUEST
And you know there are certain things that like we won't negotiate on so we can you know, try to do things more cost efficiently, but we won't like have a building that doesn't have doesn't meet our network standards or our control standards and russ's case.

Russ HoltonGUEST
In that specification, we have standardized the control systems that we allow in our buildings.

Russ HoltonGUEST
We've gone into detail to standardize temperature sensors, variable frequency drives, VRF systems, domestic booster pump systems, all the way down to the color coding of the wire from the exterior cabling to the conductors inside for what we use for thermostats, for our BACnet, for everything, right? So this is non-negotiable.
