New York City

“Well, I think that big data is our opportunity as a community to catch up quite a bit and becoming a very strong engineering place, and there's essentially, you know, several reasons for that.”

“The total overall property turnover is about 1.25 trillion, right?”

“Mortgage fraud is about four hundred million dollars a year in the city of New York.”

“There's about 650,001 or two family structures in the city of New York.”

“The city of New York has never, and no other city in the United States, or, you know, some of our larger counterparts in Europe that we were able to check with, ah, everybody does not do it from that. They do it from this. The moment of dispatch to the arrival…”

“Every time a truck goes out to a fire what they do is they have five people basically searching city websites to find out what else the city knows about those locations.”

“This is a system that New York City deployed. This is our system. They deployed it last year”

“For example, New York City, just looked, looked it up before I came to speak here there's a huge trend in cauliflower.”

“They did things like figure out what buildings to inspect which might be overcrowding by looking at max mix-ups between the stated building occupancy rates and the water flow rates.”

“If it says cozy, it is 400 square feet smaller than the average for that zip code.”

“One big bank in, in New York City that we've been talking to gets 1.2 billion of these little text messages a year.”

“We spent really conservatively, ah, the company actually moved from New York City and was headquartered in Camden, New Jersey. For a couple of years just to kind of be able to pay the rent.”

“In the early days when I joined actually my first CRO, my first CMO were actually on the West coast because I couldn't find enough depth and experience in New York city.”

“So we built a team of a hundred amazing incredibly smart folks all five days a week, sometimes six in office in New York city.”