PODCAST
Aerial Imagery and Geospatial Analytics with Busy Cummings of CAPE Analytics
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with Busy Cummings | Dec 14, 2021
About This Episode
Partner Podcast #13 – The rise of aerial imagery and AI / machine learning is providing insurers with new opportunities for improving the speed and accuracy with which they manage property risk.
In this partner podcast episode of Conversations on the Creek, Rob Savitsky and Zach May of Duck Creek chat with Busy Cummings of Cape Analytics about the granularity of property attributes and the surrounding environment being collected via remote imagery and how advances in geospatial analytics are helping insurers improve their ability to underwrite, price, and manage residential and commercial property risk.
To learn about our partnership and integration with Cape Analytics, visit duckcreek.com/partner/cape-analytics.
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Featured On This Podcast
Busy Cummings
Chief Revenue Officer,
CAPE Analytics
Rob Savitsky
Director of Product Marketing,
Duck Creek Technologies
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