Software suppliers have developed new tools to help greenhouse growers manage inventory, fill orders quickly, and monitor your crops from production to distribution. Here’s a closer look at some of their latest offerings.
Companies weigh on what to know if you’re considering a software upgrade, the most important factors to consider, and more.
Your company can have the most up-to-date, most extensive security programs and protocols in place, but it means nothing if the doors to your information are left wide open.
Blockchain is a promising technology that can raise digitalization in horticulture to a higher level — if it is used properly.
The right software management platform keeps your business organized and on-track, ensuring you can take advantage of every growth opportunity that comes your way.
Hortinergy, a new decision-making tool, can help you design your next greenhouse with energy-saving features before you build it.
Greenhouse software suppliers say their grower customers are looking for platforms that can integrate data from the front office throughout the entire production process. Here’s a look at some of the latest systems on the market.
Pleasant View Gardens recently made a major investment in its greenhouse software system. Here’s how the company was able to use the technology to better coordinate all of its growing activities.
Oasis Grower Solutions products will be included in Agrilyst software, helping growers manage their crops and providing data-driven insights to make more profitable production decisions.
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Implementing new software in your greenhouse business may seem overwhelming at first, but doing your homework will pay off in the long run.
Any software improvement you make should make sense for your team and be worth the investment.
Boxcar Central’s data-hub platform allows growers to log mass amounts of data and use it to compile information on crop quality.