Precisely Customer Voices at Trust ’23
The annual Precisely Data Integrity Summit, Trust ’23, was another amazing success that virtually brought together thousands of data professionals worldwide. Over the course of two days, attendees...
Simplify Data Interoperability and Enrichment with Geo Addressing and the PreciselyID
Large and mid-sized organizations struggle with data silos. Fragmented data and systems, a mix of specialists and business users, and different environments are among the obstacles to integrating,...
Know Before You Go – Trust ’23: the Precisely Data Integrity Summit
The countdown is on to Trust ’23: the Precisely Data Integrity Summit! We recently announced the details of our annual virtual event, and we’re thrilled to once again bring together...
The Role of Location Data in Wildfire Risk Assessment
Wildfires have been prominent in the news lately. The 2020 California wildfire season was a record-setting year. By year end, 9,917 fires had burned over 4.2 million acres, making 2020 the largest...
Why Data Quality and Enrichment Are Critical to Claims Management Digital Transformation
Digital transformation is a business imperative for every industry, especially insurance. That’s why more insurance companies are now turning to innovations like robotic process automation (RPA)...
Wildfire Risk: 3 Things that Insurers Need to Know
Wildfires: once merely an afterthought for the insurance industry, these destructive events have increasingly become more of a risk factor for underwriters to consider. It makes sense that with...
State-of-the-Art Assessment Tools Reduce Risk of Wildfire Hazards in Wine Country
After devastating fires, the City of Calistoga invested in its future Recent years have seen a dramatic uptick in the number of wildfires, both in the U.S. and globally. And if there’s one thing...
Why Proactive Wildfire Planning is Essential
Risk assessments and real-time data are key to saving lives and land In the summer of 2018, the Spring Creek Fire was rampaging in Colorado. A piece in The Denver Post at the time depicted a...
Understanding Wildfire Risk: The Marshall Fire – Not Your Average Wildfire
The most destructive fire in Colorado history, the Marshall Fire, started December 30th, 2021 in Boulder County and burned over 6,200 acres. Estimates dated January 6th show 1,091 structures were...