According to a recent LinkedIn post from Blues, the company is spotlighting what it describes as a largely offline commercial building stock, suggesting that 98% of such properties remain unconnected to the internet. The post indicates that building owners are seeking modern technology solutions that avoid the cost and disruption of replacing existing proprietary systems.
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The post promotes a February 26 fireside chat with SkyCentrics focused on a commercial building connectivity solution portrayed as significantly cheaper and more functional than legacy alternatives. For investors, this emphasis may signal Blues’ intent to position itself within a sizable digitalization opportunity in commercial real estate and building management, where cost-effective retrofits could accelerate adoption.
By drawing attention to a partner or collaborator like SkyCentrics and framing the offering as “10x cheaper” and “10x more functional,” the post suggests a go-to-market narrative centered on economic and performance advantages over incumbent systems. If such solutions gain traction, Blues could benefit from increased demand for its connectivity technologies, potentially supporting revenue growth and strengthening its role in the broader smart-building and IoT ecosystem.

