Smart Industry 2021
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Everything<br />
under Control<br />
IoT-based smart farm<br />
monitoring systems for<br />
paddy fields measure<br />
water levels, moisture,<br />
temperature, and humidity<br />
through sensors<br />
installed in the field.<br />
source ©: Better Life Farming<br />
tal tools, physical infrastructure,<br />
and their underlying data streams.<br />
<strong>Smart</strong> businesses are embracing<br />
that insight, and data-driven<br />
thinking, from the initial design<br />
through to the complete customer<br />
experience, is critical to stay<br />
ahead of the competition. Take<br />
the example of Bayer, the global<br />
leader in pharmaceuticals and life<br />
sciences, who have set a target to<br />
support 100 million smallholder<br />
farms to produce for our growing<br />
global population ecologically.<br />
This requires sustainable means<br />
of intensifying food cultivation<br />
and helping farmers worldwide<br />
take advantage of the best-quality<br />
seeds and crop protection. With<br />
over 130 production facilities globally,<br />
Bayer not only wants to ensure<br />
that high-quality product reaches<br />
their customers at the right time<br />
but also synthesize it with over 30<br />
different streams of data to offer a<br />
farmer-centric solution to enable<br />
better yield.<br />
Often, the challenge at such scale<br />
lies in the simplification through<br />
empowerment, rather than taking<br />
away hundreds of millions of<br />
farmers and traders from their<br />
core focus. Bayer turned to use<br />
Bringing the<br />
Farmers Around<br />
Bayer, the global leader<br />
in pharmaceuticals<br />
and life sciences, has<br />
set a target to support<br />
100 million smallholder<br />
farmers to switch to sustainable<br />
means of food<br />
cultivation.<br />
an innovative, low-power cellularconnected<br />
IoT tracking solution<br />
enabled by the integrated iSIM. By<br />
doing so, the information needed<br />
to predict adverse events such<br />
as delayed weather patterns or<br />
changes in local rainfall all becomes<br />
an opportunity to contribute<br />
toward sustainability for the<br />
planet and our people.<br />
With the evolution of the SIM and<br />
the advent of iSIM, the story of IoT<br />
is being rewritten, opening new<br />
opportunities for companies to address<br />
global challenges and meet<br />
their sustainability goals. The most<br />
successful businesses will be the<br />
ones that facilitate the exchange<br />
of data in a streamlined and interoperable<br />
manner that leads to<br />
actionable insights, presenting<br />
benefits for all. Technology is an<br />
enabler, as trust and transparency<br />
increasingly become hallmarks of<br />
progressive businesses that customers<br />
choose for their needs.<br />
What areas of IoT do you think are<br />
most exciting for smart businesses<br />
to meet their sustainability goals?<br />
Join Kigen’s conversation #futureofSIM<br />
on LinkedIn.<br />
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