Company’s VP Joins Industry Experts to Discuss Applications and Software for Food Safety, Traceability and Transparency in the Ag Supply Chain
Senet, a leading provider of cloud-based software and services platforms to enable global connectivity and network build-out for the Internet of Things (IoT), announced that its VP of Major Accounts, Benjamin Doyle, has been selected by Challenge Advisory to address the latest methods to modernize U.S. agriculture at the upcoming Ag 4.0 in San Francisco, Calif.
On Wednesday, November 14th, Doyle will be joining representatives from AgriWebb, AMVAC Chemical Corporation, Clemson University, SourceTrace and Trimble, Inc. to discuss food safety, traceability and transparency in the supply chain: Investigating the main methods to trace products such as blockchain.
WHEN: 4:30 PM
WHERE: Panel 4
Challenge Advisory has sourced over 40 experts to speak at Ag 4.0, who will gather to debate the key issues facing the agriculture industry, including modern farming practices and challenges. Put together via extensive research on the main challenges U.S. agriculture and its farmers are facing, the event will provide a platform for farmers to inform agtech companies on what they believe is needed for the industry.
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Current estimates say that there will be over 75 million agricultural IoT devices by 2020, with the average farm producing up to 4.1 million data points daily by 2050.
Senet, a founding member of the LoRa alliance, has been a prominent innovator in the agriculture market by helping solution providers deploy LoRaWAN™ networks to support cross-functional applications that allow for easier and more effective management of the farming processes—from data on soil conditions to supply chain management.
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Senet owns and operates the largest public, carrier-grade LoRa™ Wide Area Network in the United States, including innovative options for rural network deployments, making them the ideal choice for agriculture solution providers, large and small farming operations and cooperatives, and agricultural supply companies looking to increase their efficiency through the use of IoT devices, networks and data.
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