We will be at the Farm Progress Show in Regina, Saskatchewan from June 20th to June 23rd.
At our booth we’ll have many of the solutions that we provide and you can talk to our team about how our products improve farm safety, security, manageability, and profitability.
You will also be able to take a quick survey for your chance to win a high-definition camera.
See you at the show!
Saskatoon, SK - Intelliconn announces that Brad Martin has joined Intelliconn’s ACCEs™ (Advanced Communications & Control Experts) team in western Canada.
Brad has an extensive background in sales and business development, spending the last 22 years working in both Canada and the United States ag markets. He has twice been awarded a national sales award for growth in his respective territory. Brad is a graduate of Assiniboine Community College, with a major in marketing, and has recently completed a digital marketing designation thru the NAA (National Auctioneers Association). He will also lead the development of international sales markets.
"Brad brings a wealth of experience to the ACCE team. His proven track record will be a big asset as we continue to grow.” said Intelliconn’s CEO, Ken Jackson.
ACCEs operate semi-independently, supporting Intelliconn’s dealers and working directly with customers when more complex long-range Wi-Fi and remote monitoring and control solutions are required.
Intelliconn increases profitability, safety, and security through better wireless Internet access, remote monitoring and control of property, facilities, and stored commodities. Their office is located at Innovation Place in Saskatoon and they distribute products throughout Canada, the United States, and Australia.
Contact:
Ken Jackson
402 - 15 Innovation Boulevard
Saskatoon, SK Canada
S7N 2X8
intelliconn.com
contact@intelliconn.com
1.888.284.0112
Saskatoon, SK - Intelliconn announces that Trevor Malkoske has joined Intelliconn’s ACCEs™ (Advanced Communications & Control Experts) team in western Canada.
Trevor has 17 years of outside sales and territory management experience with extensive knowledge and a strong background in ag marketing and ag retail sector, specializing in the western Canadian market. His education includes a Bachelor Degree in Economics, a programmer analyst certification from CDI College, and Canadian Agri Studies Inc. designations in strategic agri-marketing and marketing to the farm business sector. Trevor resides in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Intelliconn’s CEO, Ken Jackson added, “We look forward to Trevor making an immediate impact, given his proven background in the ag sector and his deep industry knowledge.”
ACCEs operate semi-independently, supporting Intelliconn’s dealers and working directly with customers when more complex long-range Wi-Fi and remote monitoring and control solutions are required.
Intelliconn increases profitability, safety, and security through better wireless Internet access, remote monitoring and control of property, facilities, and stored commodities. Their office is located at Innovation Place in Saskatoon and they distribute products throughout Canada, the United States, and Australia.
Contact:
Ken Jackson
402 - 15 Innovation Boulevard
Saskatoon, SK Canada
S7N 2X8
intelliconn.com
contact@intelliconn.com
1.888.284.0112
Intelliconn plans to launch its new ingrainTM grain sampling and tracking product on a limited basis this fall. The ingrainTM system provides an automated, comprehensive, solution for grain sample acquisition and tracking. The Sample Acquisition Module is mounted on the end of a grain auger, conveyor, or other grain stream and acquires small cross-cut samples which are transferred to a Splitter Module where the samples are split into up to six identical samples.
The samples are collected and stored in special containers with RFID and QR codes that lets the containers be automatically identified. The system is operated by your Smartphone, with all the sample related information being relayed to the cloud, where it can be easily accessed. This product was initially developed through a joint venture between ATI Agritronics, LMC Canada and Objectified Software. Intelliconn acquired the technology in 2016 and has continued the development. Two videos showing the product concept and early prototypes are below:
With Internet access becoming increasingly important for everything from communication to security, to management, to entertainment, the ability to have adequate, uninterrupted access is crucial. In most rural areas, this is not the case. The CRTC’s recent announcement not only brings attention to this issue, but a clear directive and funding as well.
