Digitisation and standardisation hot topics at Global Grain Geneva 2018
Published by Stephanie Roker,
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Dry Bulk,
Digitisation and standardisation are going to be the hot topics of Global Grain Geneva 2018. Following last week’s announcement that the ABCDs of grain trading are collaborating, attendees of Global Grain Geneva can hear all four companies speak on an interactive panel discussion.
ADM, Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus Company are investigating ways to standardise and digitise global agricultural commodity trade operations for the benefit of the entire industry. The companies also seek broad-based industry participation to promote global access and adoption. Join this session at the Global Grain Conference to learn about their intentions and discuss how broad participation from the industry can drive greater reliability, efficiency and transparency enabling to better serve our customers and consumers.
Cutting edge content is throughout the Global Grain Geneva agenda, with the opening keynote from Dan Basse, and a new ‘Technology and Innovation’ stream. Against the backdrop of unpredictable geopolitics and unexpected weather fronts, this information is more vital than ever.
“The agenda for the conference is quite broad and there is a diverse set of topics to be discussed which will keep the audience engaged throughout the course of the event,” stated Thomas Deevy, Risk Manager, Cerealcom Dolj.
The event takes place in Geneva between the 13 - 15 November 2018.
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