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    DataConnect goes live

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    By admin on November 13, 2020 Data, Machinery, News, Practical precision, Technology
    • The Claas and John Deere DataConnect system is now available commercially and new partners are lined up to follow soon
    • DataConnect enables the exchange of essential machinery data between different platforms

    The cloud-based DataConnect system that enables the exchange of machinery data between CLAAS, 365FarmNet and John Deere is now commercially available, with further partners to follow soon.

    DataConnect enables the exchange of essential machinery data between different platforms, to allow users to view all of their mixed-brand fleet information within the single data platform of their choice. Previously, viewing such information required duplicating effort by using each manufacturer’s corresponding but separate platforms or web portals.

    The structure of this new direct cloud-to-cloud solution enables a seamless and automated data flow without any effort required by the customer. The real-time data exchange allows a live overview of the whole machinery fleet. Furthermore, DataConnect works without any additional hardware and software components and ensures secure data handling.

    With this new approach, customers can view five different machinery data sets for their fleet:

    current machine location

    historical machine location

    fuel tank level

    status of the machine in the field

    machine speed

    Customers can decide which company’s digital platform they prefer to use, to display all the data. As soon as they are connected, other manufacturers’ machines appear automatically. Machines are either displayed with icons in the respective brand’s colour combination or are visible in the icon’s information panel. Further partners and functions will follow to a later date.

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