Howden and Microsoft launch climate risk platform
Howden has collaborated with Microsoft on a platform aimed at enabling clients to manage climate risk and increase climate resilience.
The Howden Resilience Laboratory uses Microsoft technology to provide data-driven solutions for challenges related to climate change.
Clients can use the laboratory to model climate scenarios and
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