- New book "Peak Property Performance" provides a digital strategy framework for commercial real estate owners.
- The 5C™ Framework offers a roadmap to enhance NOI and leverage AI in real estate operations.
- Available now on major retailers like Amazon, the book is authored by tech entrepreneur Bill Douglas and systems architect Drew Hall.
Fast Company Press has released a transformative guide for commercial real estate (CRE) owners aiming to harness the power of digital strategies and artificial intelligence. Titled "Peak Property Performance: Game-Changing AI and Digital Strategies for Commercial Real Estate," the book outlines a comprehensive framework for rethinking digital infrastructure in the CRE sector. Authored by technology entrepreneur Bill Douglas and systems architect Drew Hall, the book details strategies to increase Net Operating Income (NOI) and build robust, future-proof property portfolios.
The authors introduce the proprietary 5C™ Framework, a five-step roadmap designed to transform properties into data-powered, AI-ready assets. The steps include: Clarify, Connect, Collect, Coordinate, and Control. This framework aims to help property owners audit digital assets, unify systems, align tools with personnel, ensure intelligent system coordination, and leverage insights for competitive advantage.
Industry experts have praised the book for its practical insights. Thomas Noonan, lead director at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE, Financial), stresses the immediate return and competitive edge gained through data and digital infrastructure control. Chad J. Stafford, president of Occidental Management, Inc., calls it a "masterclass" in creating value through data.
"Data ownership is the new location," says Bill Douglas, emphasizing the importance of monetizing building data and infrastructure. "Peak Property Performance" is available for purchase on Amazon and other major retailers. For more information, visit the official website at www.peakpropertyperformance.com.
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE, Financial), a key player in financial data and stock exchanges, continues to deliver significant industry insights. Most recently, ICE reported steady mortgage performance despite rising delinquencies, pointing to broader economic trends impacting the real estate market.
