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Aggregated land data helps RICS professionals save time

15 December 2021

What are the challenges around the land due diligence process? Which market participants can benefit from these new platforms? What value can surveyors get from a platform like this? What are the sources and different types of data sources that can be aggregated and linked together? What is the underlying technology that allows all the data sets to be combined?

Thomas McAlpine speaks with Andrew Knight as they discuss how data and technology can support the land due diligence process.

More information regarding Addland and the Tech Partner Programme can be found at Addland and www.rics.org/techpartner.

RICS Tech Partner Programme discussion with Addland - data, tech, and due diligence

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