About this event
With the world's population currently at 8 Billion and set to hit 10 billion by the middle of the century, increased efficiencies in food production driven by increasing risk of famine due to climate change and resulting crop failure, is a major human imperative. IoT networks, enhanced by AI capabilities, drone deployments, advancements in agricultural machinery and other innovations will monitor crops and livestock to inform important harvesting and animal welfare decisions, as we advance towards the ultimate goal of worldwide food security. Underpinning this is the necessity of robust, reliable and real-time connectivity... and given the remote nature of almost all farming operations the critical requirement of hyperconverged terrestrial + non-terrestrial hybrid networks.
Accenture
Christopher Liguori, Agribusiness Supply Chain Practice Leader
BASF
Vera Arrabal, Digital Farming Product Manager - LATAM
Intelsat
Joel Schroeder, Director of Mobility Solutions
Nedap Livestock Management
Tera (Koebel) Baker, Marketing Manager
ST Engineering iDirect
Jean-Michel Rouylou, Head of Enterprise Market
Syngenta
Steven Tompkins, Head of New Services, North West Europe
Varda - Field Data Exchange
Inês Rocha Ferreira, Senior Manager Business Development
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Paul Stahl Executive Director @ c21-virtualT
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Vera Arrabal Digital Farming Product Manager – LATAM @ BASFG
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Jean-Michel Rouylou Head Of Enterprise & Broadband @ ST Engineering iDirectG
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Inês Rocha Senior Manager Business Development @ VardaG
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Tera Baker Marketing Manager @ NedapG
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Joel Schroeder Director Mobility Solutions @ IntelsatG
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Jaime Guerrero Impact Architect, Sustainability, Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Practice Lead @ AccentureG
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Steven Tompkins Head of New Services, Northwest Europe @ SyngentaG
c21-virtual
c21-virtual was derived from EMP, which since 2002 had organised roundtable style conferences across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, North America, South America, and Europe, more than 150 live events in total.
