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Effective problem-solving is not just a useful skill; it’s a critical survival tactic. In a fast-paced world, successful problem-solving is essential for both people and organizations.
Happy New Year! We hope you enjoyed the holiday season and are looking forward to 2024. Given the flurry of news and activity at the end of the year, we thought we’d summarize the key items you may have missed:
SWARM Engineering: Revolutionizing the way AI is used in Agrifood Supply Chain
The global pandemic caused unparalleled disruption to many industries and markets throughout the world, including the agrifood supply chain. Exponentiated by geo-politics, a global lack of truck drivers, wars, weather, climate change, and low inventory because of just-in-time methodologies the levels of disruption have been at a record high.
Introducing AVA: Revolutionizing the AgriFood Industry with SWARM Engineering
In the dynamic landscape of the agrifood industry, SWARM Engineering has made a profound impact with the unveiling of their groundbreaking virtual advisor, AVA.
Unleashing a wave of innovation in the agrifood supply chain landscape, SWARM Engineering delivers a trailblazing AI solution, to achieve multi-million-dollar savings on operational processes. At its core lies a cutting-edge Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product, with three core elements.
A CEO's Journey: An Interview with Anthony Howcroft, CEO and Founder of SWARM Engineering.
In this interview, we explore the origin story of SWARM Engineering and delve into Anthony Howcroft's path to success in the realm of technology and artificial intelligence.
Understanding the intricacies and impact of natural and artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming paramount, whatever your industry. The concept of levels of abstraction emerges as a critical framework we all need to know. It provides a compelling lens to explore how consciousness might arise from lower-level processes, hints at when AI might develop general intelligence, and guides collaborative approaches that are easier for humans and AI to comprehend. Learning how it works might also give you a tool to make smarter decisions.
Unleashing a wave of innovation in the agri-food supply chain landscape, SWARM Engineering delivers a trailblazing AI solution, to achieve multi-million-dollar savings on operational processes. At its core lies a cutting-edge Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product, with three core elements.
SWARM’s CEO, Anthony Howcroft, was recently on Modern Acre podcast with Tyler and Tim Nuss. Listen-in as the discuss AI in the agri-food supply chain.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Industrial IoT with Matt Oberdorfer.
Matt is the founder and CEO of Embassy Of Things (EOT), a leading industrial software company dedicated to helping industrial companies improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and increase productivity. EOT's innovative products and services leverage the latest technologies, including AI and machine learning, to deliver real-time insights and enable data-driven decision-making.
IRVINE, Calif., April 11, 2023 — SWARM Engineering is excited to announce the launch of its new Partner Network program to support our growing team of referral partners across the globe. In addition, we are excited to announce Cesar Infante - a seasoned executive in the Agri-Food Sector, has joined our program.
IRVINE, Calif., March 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- SWARM Engineering is proud to announce AVA, the first AgriFood Virtual Advisor, an AI-powered digital assistant based on OpenAI, Microsoft Azure and SWARM technology, designed to help businesses in agri-food solve operational challenges and save millions of dollars.
You’ve defined the problem, your data is clean and ready, matching it to an appropriate solution is easy, right? You may have the traditional ‘build or buy’ decision to make, but either approach should theoretically be straightforward. Yet statistics show many projects falter at this stage – in 2022 the Standish Group reported that only 4% of new software application projects are successful (with 49% failing outright), and only 30% of software package deployment projects meet with success. All of which suggests there is flaw in the process, which leads to the question of whether there might be a better way to deliver solutions, with a much higher success rate.
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