
Microsoft developed Internal Control System, a cloud-based application built on its Azure App Service.
Microsoft said the Cloud-based app digitises the foundation’s data collection and inspection process.
It said the app shortens the data collection and processing time from four month to one month - a 75 per cent improvement - and allows staff to focus on inspection system management and increased productivity.
“Increasing capacity of agricultural business and equipping people working in agricultural sector with necessary technologies is one of our top priorities to drive growth for our country. We strongly believe that going digital is the way that can enhance productivity for farmers and community enterprises,” said Vunnaporn Devahastin na Ayutthaya, secretary general of the National Digital Economy and Society Commission.
“We are confident that Microsoft Cloud Services, including those already implemented by non-profit organisations like Thailand’s Friends of the Art Foundation, the Population and Community Development Association and the Change Fusion and Earth Net Foundation, will improve agricultural management and lead to intelligent agricultural systems which increase Thailand’s competitiveness in the global market.”