Achieving the vision of an adaptable connected intelligent building requires a few key steps:

1. Implementation of sensors and devices: To collect data and gain insights, buildings need to be equipped with sensors and devices that can track various parameters such as temperature, occupancy, energy usage, and air quality.

2. Integration of building systems: Building systems such as HVAC, lighting, and security need to be integrated into a central network, which can communicate with each other to optimize performance.

3. Deployment of cloud-based building management systems (BMS): A cloud-based BMS allows building managers to monitor and control building systems remotely, enabling better decision-making, and improving efficiency.

4. Use of predictive analytics: Predictive analytics algorithms can analyze collected data to make predictions about future issues and take proactive measures to prevent them from occurring.

5. Implementation of machine learning algorithms: Machine learning algorithms can identify patterns in data and suggest ways to optimize building systems, improve energy efficiency, and reduce costs.

6. Focus on occupant experience: Building systems should be designed with the occupant experience in mind, providing personalized settings for lighting, temperature, and other parameters.

7. Cybersecurity measures: As building systems become more connected, cybersecurity measures must be implemented to protect against cyber attacks and data breaches.

These steps will help create smarter, more efficient, and sustainable buildings, enhancing the occupant experience while reducing costs and environmental impact. 

Making a building smart can be a complex process that requires careful planning and execution. It involves integrating various technologies and systems that need to work seamlessly together. 

The key is to have a clear understanding of the building’s needs and goals and to select the appropriate technology and solutions that can meet those needs.