Greenhouses
Our patent-pending solution offers you both the predictability and time you need. Remote guidance for your greenhouse controls, automated by Priva.
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Ideas and challenges you’d like to discuss? Interested in becoming our next beta customer? Reach out to our team — they’d love to talk with you.
Medicinal plants
Get the insights you need to optimize your crop cycles. Unlock the potential of your operations and crops.
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Phil is on a quest to find the best solutions for our clients’ needs. Have you developed a solution for greenhouse and/or indoor farmers? We can connect you to new clients, and even co-develop with you.
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Are you an established business looking to enter the world of greenhouses and indoor farms? Or maybe you’re already in the industry and want to collaborate? Either way, we’ve got you.
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next-level crops.
We’ve worked with the biggest and the most promising names in the business.
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“It will become increasingly difficult to find people who want to work in the greenhouses.”
Rinus van Nieuwkerk
Tomato grower Gebr. M. & F. van Nieuwkerk - chairman Project Committee
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AI: Solving the Labour Equation
While it’s well understood that labour can account for approximately 30 percent of operational expenditures within a greenhouse, it’s surprising how many do not utilize software solutions specifically designed to help optimize this element of the business. Spreadsheets, or even pen and paper are often employed as quick and dirty substitutes for purpose-built applications… which is puzzling considering the obvious dramatic effect labour has on the bottom line.
Nominating the MVP
While we’re all familiar with the term ‘MVP’ from the world of sports, many are surprised to learn it also applies to product development. In the Agile world, we create products in short iterations — most commonly a span of two weeks — with the goal of delivering an MVP, or ‘Minimum Viable Product’, to a select group of early adopters, while allowing for the flexibility to potentially change what that MVP might actually be, mid-stream, by virtue of those short iterations.
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