01. Marijuana cultivation has advanced substantially with specialized technology. From moisture readings to lighting controls, investing in an environmental control system that cannot only automate the environment, but also provide programs that can act accordingly to the needs of the plans and even anticipate specific events such as watering or feeding cycle can greatly reduce costs and waste associated with personnel, lighting, water usage, waste, and more.

With enhanced LED grow light systems, growers can get a better and more controlled quality of lighting system. Plus, cannabis growing facilities can enjoy the plants growing and thriving, with uniform color and light distribution across all parts of the plants.

02. Marijuanna has become increasingly accessible with legalization. One can purchase weed from a dispensary or have it delivered right to their doorstep with online shopping. Several cannabis businesses have invested in user-friendly websites and apps that allow their customers to order recreational or medicinal marijuana from the comfort of their home. Information on a specific strain’s accessible cannabis products ate only a touch of a button away.

03. Retailers and sales distributors invest significant time and resources to keep up with inventory management, and the various tax and compliance intricacies. Leveraging and combining data from all systems to analyze seed-to-sale functionality will provide the tools necessary to manage financials and customers, produce accurate reports and regulate inventory from planting to final sale.

Integrating the right cloud-based e-commerce platform that factors in regulations by state will have a positive and critical impact on timing and supply management. These platforms are designed to connect nearly every aspect of the supply chain, from tracking plants during growth and production, to comprehensive client databases, automated prescription management, and most importantly, data on quality assurance and compliance.