Richard Garry & Feargal O’Neill: Gamma Location Intelligence: Tracking climate risk - slow, slow then fast (212)

Gamma is a location intelligence provider, offering solutions to geographical questions. It uses software, data and spatial analytics to help companies reduce the risk of losses.

Matthew was joined by Gamma’s Chief Commercial Officer, Richard Garry and CEO, Feargal O’Neill.

Talking points include:

• Overcoming the challenges of local address data in Ireland and the UK
• Creating complete crime data analytics from different sources
• Working with partners such as JBA Risk Management and Terrafirma (part of Dye & Durham)
• Case studies of how companies use Gamma’s data
• Scoring data quality
• The incentives available to people for reducing wind and flood impact to their properties

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Continuing Professional Development - Learning Objectives

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The Learning Objectives for this podcast are:

• Summarise how software, data and spatial analytics are being used within the location intelligence space
• Explain the challenges of local address data in countries such as UK and Ireland, and ways in which these can be overcome
• Identify the key advantages offered to customers when reducing wind and flood impacts on their properties

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