![shareicon](https://www.globallogic.com/wp-content/themes/GLTheme/gl-assets/images/shareicon.png)
-
-
-
-
URL copied!
Rapidly advancing technology and an increased rate of global convergence have transformed how the world produces and consumes products and services — agriculture is no exception. In addition to contending with new economies of scale, today the agriculture industry faces a slew of variable pressures stemming from radical changes in climate and population density.
As companies in the agriculture space turn to innovation to contend with these changes, design can play a fundamental role in helping transform their ideas into reality.
Role of Design in Agriculture Innovation
As an industry rooted in traditional practices and perceptions reaches a point of inflection, agriculture must contend with major shifts in who it serves, what it offers and how it operates.
Who it serves
With increases in health awareness and the growth of sustainable consumption practices, consumers have taken a more active role in shaping food standards, shifting the role of consumer preference from passive to active.
Not only has an increase in visibility and awareness transformed the types of food consumers want, it has also created new opportunities for organizations to design visible and democratized processes around how these foods are grown, sourced and purchased.
What it offers
Traditionally beginning with farming inputs and ending with consumer consumption, companies at the start of agriculture’s value chain have begun to repurpose and re-introduce what was once considered waste.
As organizations continue to imagine new purposes and applications of waste, they will also need to imagine new internal processes and skills to support and advance these new streams of revenue. Through organizational design, companies can ensure their internal value chains meet all the demands of new external ones.
How it operates
As the operations of agriculture companies continue to scale in order to meet the pace of increased demand and technological innovation, the industry’s leading players will need to establish partnerships with organizations and services that were once considered outside the industry’s purview.
As large agriculture companies look to partnerships and acquisitions to expand their existing capabilities, they will need to not only consider the present demands of their industry, but also those of the future. Through design thinking, organizations can push their explorations further, enabling them to uncover opportunities in even the most unlikely of places.
Top Insights
![Best practices for selecting a software engineering partner](https://www.globallogic.com/in/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2023/09/Best-practices-for-selecting-a-software-engineering-partner-1_8540143.jpg)
Best practices for selecting a software engineering partner
SecurityDigital TransformationDevOpsCloudMedia![My Intro to the Amazing Partnership Between the US Paralympics and the Telecom Industry](https://www.globallogic.com/in/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2022/06/Adaptive_Thumbnail_500x300_06Jun22.jpg)
My Intro to the Amazing Partnership Between the...
Experience DesignPerspectiveCommunicationsMediaTechnology![Adaptive and Intuitive Design: Disrupting Sports Broadcasting](https://www.globallogic.com/in/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2022/04/500x330-Adaptive-and-Intuitive-Design-Disrupting-Sports-Broadcasting.jpg)
Adaptive and Intuitive Design: Disrupting Sports Broadcasting
Experience DesignSecurityMobilityDigital TransformationCloudBig Data & AnalyticsMedia![ajax-loader](/wp-content/themes/GLTheme/images/ajax-loader.gif)
Let’s Work Together
Related Content
The Chromatic Symphony: Unveiling the Palette of Productivity
We observe how color affects our ability to capture information quickly, laying the groundwork for understanding the importance of color in our environment. The blog concludes by posing intriguing questions about the prevalence of specific colors in corporate branding and its connection to the psychology of color theory.
Learn More
A Lakehouse Implementation using Delta Lake
A data lake is a centralized repository that enables a cost–effective storage of large volumes of data that provides a single source of truth (SOT). However, organizations face numerous challenges when using data lakes built on top of cloud-native storage solutions.
Learn More
Luxury Fashion Industry
This blog is an attempt to understand the difference in approach that a technology partner like GlobalLogic should consider while providing tech solutions to Luxury fashion customers. Let us first understand the Global market, challenges and opportunities for this market segment.
Learn More
Outsystems App Development : Best Practices Using The 3 Layer Architecture Canvas
The Architecture Canvas in Out Systems is a visual tool that helps software architects and developers to define and communicate the architecture of their applications effectively. It provides a structured way to capture key architectural decisions, components, and relationships in a single canvas or diagram
Learn More
Edge-Computing Paradigm: Survey and Analysis on Security Threats
The commencement of extensive applications of IoT devices in the world of information technology are generating massive amount of data. The deployment of various IoT devices/sensors within the complex interconnected networks give rise to raw data from sensors, processed and controlled data, decision making data providing intelligent solution etc. IoT provide a common platform (called IoT cloud) for all the networks and devices connected to those networks so that the analytics can be performed on data and valuable information can be extracted.
Learn More
Share this page:
-
-
-
-
URL copied!