Inspire, Innovate, Implement
Grand Green Global (GGG) is a pioneering force in IoT-driven Sustainability Solutions. We design, develop, and manufacture cutting-edge technology and solutions to empower your built assets, optimizing resource use and driving sustainable growth.
Why GGG?
Why GGG?
WHO WE ARE?
A team of passionate innovators transforming the MENA market with Sustainable solutions. With a deep understanding of regional challenges and extensive industry experience, we deliver tailored technologies that drive real results.
WHAT DO WE DO ?
We Empower businesses to optimize resources and drive efficiency, our solutions combine the latest IoT advancements with proven strategies to build a sustainable future for your operations.
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Our Solutions
IoT-enabled Intelligent Farm Resource Management & Automation
Harnessing the power of IoT, our advanced solutions revolutionize farm management, ensuring optimal performance and efficient resource allocation.
Smart Buildings - Water Management
Advanced solutions providing real-time monitoring capabilities, allowing you to track your water usage and detect any irregularities or prevent leaks promptly.
Case Studies
Leveraging IoT to increase monthly revenues by 11%, improve egg output by 14% and reduce bird mortality rate by 3% at a leading Indian poultry farm
Customer Challenge
Gurubai Poultry, a large poultry farm located in Tamil Nadu, wanted to reduce its bird mortality rate and increase overall egg production. Gurubai Poultry is a 10,000-bird operation that is a contract farm for Suguna Foods, one of India’s leading poultry conglomerates.
GGG's approach
Requirements Gathering: GGG’s team analysed all farm processes. A smart technology solution that could monitor all critical parameters and ensure timely interventions was the only way to improve egg output, reduce bird mortality rates and increase monthly revenue.
Results/Impact
Improve employee engagement and productivity as manual effort needed to monitor all vital parameters on the farm was significantly reduced.
