written by gammariskJuly 15, 2021

The science of where… the geography behind what next

Richard Cantwell, Principal Consultant at Gamma, recently spoke to the Business Post about the science of where and the value of geographical data for industries like retail and insurance.
Over the last 16 months, there has been a huge shift in the daily lives of Irish people, with changes to how they behave, as well as where they move to and from. In fact, many continue to work or study (and spend) where they live.

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written by gammariskJune 18, 2021

Gamma Location Intelligence wins SME of the Year at the Analytics & AI Awards 2021

Gamma LI is proud to announce that it has won the SME of the Year award at the Analytics & AI (Artificial Intelligence) Awards 2021. Hosted virtually by the Analytics Institute on the 17th of June 2021, the awards celebrate analytics-based and AI-driven innovation. Gamma LI was crowned SME of the Year by the judges in recognition of its demonstrated technological innovation and business acumen in a competitive market.

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written by gammariskMay 27, 2021

Gamma LI predicts £5M in UK revenue by 2025 & signs deal with MGAM

Gamma Location Intelligence, which provides risk assessment technology to Property & Casualty (P&C) insurance companies, predicts that it will generate £5 million in revenues in the UK market by 2025. This follows a deal the location risk solution provider has signed with MGAM, an industry leader which is transforming the landscape of the insurance market.

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written by gammariskMarch 18, 2021

InsTech London
Member Spotlight:
Gamma LI

Richard Garry talks to InsTech London’s Simon Fyles about location intelligence innovation, climate change risks, and how Gamma Location Intelligence helps insurers reduce risk by harnessing AI, data science and spatial analytics to produce solutions to geographical questions.

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written by gammariskFebruary 5, 2021

How will retail chains change after Covid?

In terms of the economic impact of Covid-19, few would argue that the retail and hospitality sectors haven’t suffered most. And as with the pandemic itself, the retail categories with existing underlying issues are experiencing the severest impacts. Those with efficient store networks and established digital channels fared best. And the omnichannel balance will be just as crucial going forward.

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