Using AWS in the Produce Industry
Empowering the Produce Industry Through Technology
Empowering the Produce Industry Through Technology
The agriculture and produce industry have been increasingly adopting precision technologies to drive daily efficiencies and outcomes. The data generated from various technologies can help to drive improvements for the agriculture industry for now and the future.
With this new technology, produce and agriculture employees can work from anywhere while keeping information safe and secure. This increased IT reliability leads to less downtime, more productivity, and collaboration.
At RedNight Consulting, you have an IT partner that understands the produce industry and the technology challenges that occur. We understand the applications you run, and how to implement them all in Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Taking the first step to incorporate technology into your produce or agriculture operation isn’t always easy to do alone. We’ll ensure your strategic needs are met every step of the way.
Create a reliable IT environment to run your inventory and warehouse management platforms. Along with custom reports and dashboards to see what’s really going on.
AWS is great for produce operations with multiple locations. Be able to communicate effectively, and have a setup camera to view your operation from anywhere.
With automation you’ll get a much more accurate measurement compared to manually. Even deploy barcode scanning to improve inventory management.
As an Amazon partner, we’re uniquely qualified to evaluate your produce operations and applications against current best practices to deliver an uniquely tailored cloud solution.
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Avoid unnecessary costs and lower overall price point with:
“Imagine a technology driven marketplace that ties farmers directly to consumers — one where farmers grow a percentage of their crops pre-contracted for value-added niche markets rather than the traditional ‘commodity’ ones.”