The Ties that Bind

Imagine your system allows you (based on past network and intelligence data) to map out within seconds the entire networks of organisations, and how they overlap.

This is what we have done with AMAZONEN-WERKE H. DREYER SE & Co. KG‘s and HORSCH‘s respective “core networks” in which they operate globally. They are two of the 70,000 + organisations which we have been monitoring daily since 2015 in the agricultural machinery space (AGCUMEN) based on over 160 Million events analysed since then.

As you can see each company has unique ties but they also share ties to many organisations together (e.g. suppliers, intermediaries like importers/distributors/dealers and even clients like producers/farming entities/contractors and others such as preferred manufacturers).

Ecosystem Intelligence allows you unique insights into global industries such as agricultural machinery. It is based on network models of entire industries which are updated daily based on real developments across 190+ countries. Hereby a machine-based dedicated indexation and search process (also updated daily) works with humans in the loop to identify opportunities and threats globally.

The nature and connectedness of the data based on human-machine collaboration adresses all the shortcomings of latest technologies (such as LLMs) as all sources are 100% verified, translations of developments assisted by natural languages speakers, and all entries cross-checked and peer reviewed. No hallucinations, just quality insights.

The future lies in the organization of data, its integrity, quality, energy-efficiency/sustainability and above all relevance for organizations.

Behind every node (dot) below there is a real story like an alliance, a customer or supplier relationship, and many more. Among the main organizations shared by both are the ones like CLAAS but also related machinery dealers like Royal Reesink B.V., and Danish Agro Machinery.