Next-gen monitoring cuts farmer energy costs by 50% — a case study
Supplied by Schneider Electric on Tuesday, 22 June, 2021
WaterForce, a leader in sustainable water solutions, wanted to address the growing demand for water with a sophisticated but easy-to-use, cloud-based water management solution that leveraged the IIoT to monitor and control geographically isolated assets.
Learn how WaterForce implemented an integrated automation and information management platform that delivers farmers real-time visibility into system status and performance — anywhere, anytime, and on any device — for better, faster decisions and more effective irrigation.
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