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Automating Agriculture With LintraMax

Khor Kheng Khoon, LintraMax

24-Jul-18 10:00

Automating Agriculture With LintraMax

LintraMax provides plantation management solutions designed to automate a plantation's operational processes, making them more efficient, controllable and more cost-effective in the long run. They’ve also designed and created cloud-based systems and apps, to help oil palm planters streamline work processes in their plantations. Founder and Managing Director of LintraMax, Khor Kheng Khoon, shares their goal of digitalising agricultural practices.

Produced by: Freda Liu


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