The value of trusted data as part of the land due diligence process.

18 October 2022

How are technology businesses enabling a quicker understanding and interpretation of previously 'hidden' data? How can increasingly granular data support land considerations? What are the challenges in integrating planning data? How critical is the user interface for tech platforms and how does technology compliment rather than replace property professionals? How can technology keep pace with new issues such as nitrate zones and biodiversity credits?

Andrew Knight speaks with Hannah Parker and Brian Shaw as they discuss the value of aggregated and trusted data as part of the land due diligence process.

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