What are the benefits of aggregating construction risk performance data for insurers? 

For mass timber, insurance is often cited as being a major barrier, is that fair, and can data help drive adoption?  How do BIM, project management platforms, and digital twins, help with construction and property insurance?

Philip Callow speaks with Andrew Knight as they discuss how data and technology can support construction and property insurance.

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