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    IFPA names next cohort of ag innovators for 2024 Fresh Field Catalyst Accelerator

    Bluebook | IFPA Press Release

    International Fresh Produce Association BB #:378962 has announced the 12 new companies that will join the Fresh Field Catalyst Accelerator for the 2024 cohort. The Accelerator program is designed to bring technology companies with ready to market solutions to the produce and floral industry to help make the supply chain more resilient and climate smart.

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    3 Ways A.I. Will Help You Make Better Business Decisions

    Inc.com | By: Ben Sherry

    Why wait weeks for a report when artificial intelligence can generate one in seconds? Artificial intelligence is about to make your data analysis a whole lot faster. The process of turning data into an actionable report is crucial for business leaders, with Gartner predicting that the market for business intelligence and data analytics software will grow to $13 billion by 2025.

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    Helios Raises $1.9 Million from Supply Change Capital, January Ventures

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    Helios has closed a $1.85 million pre-seed funding round led by Los Angeles-based Supply Change Capital, with participation from Boston’s January Ventures. The Tysons, Va.-based company, which is building tools to monitor agricultural supply chains, also announced the launch of Cersi, an AI tool with a ChatGPT-style conversational feature.

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    Helios unveils AI analyst Cersi for tracking food supply chain disruptions

    VentureBeat | Carl Franzen

    Whether or not you subscribe to the “butterfly effect” — coined by meteorologist Edward Lorenz in 1961, the theorem states that a butterfly flapping its wings in Brazil could, through a chain of various interlinked meteorological events, ultimately cause a tornado in Texas — there’s no denying that events far from us on the other side of the world have an impact on our lives.

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    Cersi, what are the biggest risks to my supply chain today? Helios launches AI supply chain analyst, raises $1.85m pre-seed round

    AgFunderNews | By Elaine Watson

    Virginia-based startup Helios has launched an AI-powered supply chain analyst called Cersi and raised $1.85 million in a pre-seed round led by Supply Change Capital with participation from January Ventures.

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    Helios: $1.85 Million Funding Raised And Cersi Launches

    Pulse 2.0 | By Amit Chowdhry

    Helios – an analytics platform that predicts and mitigates risk in the agricultural supply chain – recently launched Cersi, the world’s first supply chain AI analyst. Helios has also secured $1.85 million in pre-seed funding led by Supply Change Capital with participation from January Ventures.

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    Helios Launches Cersi, the World’s First AI Analyst for the Agricultural Supply Chain Raises $1.85 Million in Pre-Seed Funding

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    Helios, the analytics platform that predicts and mitigates risk in the agricultural supply chain launched Cersi, the world’s first supply chain AI analyst. This revolutionary product allows supply chain executives to ask questions and gain crucial insights about their proprietary supply chains in seconds.

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    This AI chatbot can help predict supply chain disruptions at farms

    Agriculture Dive | By Sarah Zimmerman

    Cersi, a virtual analyst introduced by agtech startup Helios, can be used by large food companies to manage commodity risks in the face of climate change and market volatility.

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    Helios AI Launches Global Catastrophe Tracking for Unparalleled Supply Chain Resilience

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    Helios Artificial Intelligence, Inc., a cutting-edge supply chain platform provider, proudly unveils its breakthrough update that revolutionizes global catastrophe tracking…

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    AI predicts supply chain disruptions before they happen

    KXNews | By Lauren Davis

    Artificial Intelligence continues to evolve, each and every day. And recently, the first phase of a new AI service could transform the way companies produce their goods. Helios Artificial Intelligence, Inc. is currently testing the beta phase of its AI service, which aims to predict ag supply chain disruptions before they happen.

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    New AI platform will predict ag supply chain disruptions

    DRGNews | By Jody Heemstra

    Helios Artificial Intelligence, Inc. launched the open beta of its platform that will identify agricultural supply chain disruptions ahead of time. The company’s founder and CEO says they’ve created a one-stop platform for agricultural importers to understand the risks to their supply chain and get ahead of their competitors.