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What could your sales team do if they had access to the operational data behind your agri business? On 27 October at 16:00 CET, we’re bringing together Thomas Zoellner, Secretary-General at FarmTech Society, and Geoffrey Smolders, Managing Partner and Data Expert at #MemberOfSpire Biztory Together, they’ll show you how connected data can turn day-to-day greenhouse operations into commercial advantage. You’ll learn: 🔹 Where European agriculture and horticulture stand today when it comes to data maturity 🔹 How to break down the silos between climate, irrigation and yield systems and your CRM 🔹 How to start connecting operational and commercial data without overhauling your entire tech stack If you want to get more value from the data you already have, join us on 27 October. Register for the webinar via the link below.

What would it change if your operational agri data actually reached your sales team? On 27 October at 16:00 CET, Spire brings together Thomas Zoellner (Secretary-General, FarmTechSociety) and Geoffrey Smolders (Biztory data expert) to show European agriculture and horticulture leaders how connected data turns into commercial advantage. The session covers where European greenhouse operations stand on data maturity, how to break down the silos between climate, irrigation and yield systems and your CRM, and a practical starting point for connecting the two without a full system overhaul. Register for the webinar via the form.

What would it change if your operational agri data actually reached your sales team? On 27 October at 16:00 CET, Spire brings together Thomas Zoellner (Secretary-General, FarmTechSociety) and Geoffrey Smolders (Biztory data expert) to show European agriculture and horticulture leaders how connected CEA data turns into commercial advantage. The session covers where European greenhouse operations stand on data maturity, how to break down the silos between climate, irrigation and yield systems and your business systems, and a practical starting point for connecting the two without a full system overhaul. Register for the webinar via the form.

Most Dutch greenhouse operations have already solved data collection. Sensors, climate systems and irrigation controls generate more information than ever. The real gap is what happens next: that operational data rarely reaches the commercial side of the business. On 27 October, join Thomas Zoellner (Secretary-General, FarmTechSociety), Geoffrey Smolders (Biztory) and host Barry Bongers (Spire) for a live session on closing that gap. In 60 minutes, you'll see how connecting operational data, such as climate, irrigation and yield, with your commercial systems turns fragmented information into decisions that move sales and margin. Register via the link below.

Most Dutch greenhouse operations have already solved data collection. Sensors, climate systems and irrigation controls generate more information than ever. The real gap is what happens next: that operational data rarely reaches the commercial side of the business. On 27 October, join Thomas Zoellner AgTech Expert from FarmTechSociety, Geoffrey Smolders Data Expert from Biztory and host Barry Bongers from Spire for a live session on closing that gap. In 60 minutes, you'll see how connecting operational data, such as climate, irrigation and yield, with your commercial systems turns fragmented information into decisions that move sales and margin. Register via the link below.

What would it change if your operational agri data actually reached your sales team? On 27 October at 16:00 CET, Spire brings together Thomas Zoellner (Secretary-General, FarmTechSociety) and Geoffrey Smolders (Biztory data expert) to show European agriculture and horticulture leaders how connected data turns into commercial advantage. The session covers where European greenhouse operations stand on data maturity, how to break down the silos between climate, irrigation and yield systems and your CRM, and a practical starting point for connecting the two without a full system overhaul. Register for the webinar via the link.