Technology
Funding Technology Adoption
All stakeholders on a project should pilot technology. The trick is funding and providing empirical evidence that the future state is better than the current (or traditional) state.
By David Bowcott
March 18, 2019
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Technology
by David Bowcott
David Bowcott, CRM, has been with Aon Risk Solutions for 15 years. He oversees growth strategy for Aon GCIG worldwide, generating innovations and insights for Aon’s clients using the market leading volume of business Aon transacts within the construction and infrastructure sector. Previously, he was surety manager/surety broker with Marsh & McLennan. His primary focus is utilizing his position to develop industry leading tools and methodologies to allow clients to achieve optimal risk profiles for their projects and their operations. These tools and methodologies are bundled into three categories: risk finance solutions, risk control solutions and data solutions.
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