DMITRIY KONONOV
Business automation and digital systems in Georgia
Equipment integration, greenhouse automation and B2B workflows for businesses in Georgia. Start with the actual site, systems and operational task.
Connect equipment and the work around it
A greenhouse may need controller data in one interface. A winery may need measurements linked to the right tank. A supplier may need an order process that continues after a customer leaves the catalogue. We design the connections around one concrete task and the systems already in place.
Choose your starting point
- Equipment monitoring: readings, event history, stale-data states and operational alerts.
- Greenhouses and hydroponics: controllers, climate parameters, lighting and agreed control workflows.
- Irrigation and pumps: schedules, water levels, flow readings and pump states.
- Wineries: equipment records connected to vessels, batches and storage conditions.
- Food production: production records, material movements and handoffs between teams.
- B2B portals: quote requests, specifications, customer documents and repeat orders.
These are proposed service areas. The examples on the solution pages use test data and do not establish completed deployments in Georgia.
Define a turnkey scope for the specific site
Begin with a site assessment: equipment, interfaces, network conditions, existing software and the operator's task. The proposal defines design, equipment selection, installation, integration, commissioning and support, including who is responsible for each part. Specialist installation work and travel arrangements must be agreed for the object; they are not assumed to be available everywhere.
A first stage can connect one zone, one pump or one order workflow. Acceptance checks cover normal operation and the relevant failure scenarios. Scope, price, schedule and support terms are agreed after discussing the site. Ongoing platform support may follow the initial implementation.
Experience you can inspect
Dmitriy's greenhouse-control work since 2023 covers networks, servers, backend logic and microcontrollers connected to a GUI. The service operations project documents software integrations and operational interfaces. Those accounts describe their confirmed scope; they are not claims of local installations or every function offered here.
Existing software can remain part of the solution. Explore API integrations, internal systems and AI workflows with human review.
Discuss the first process
Tell us the business location, existing equipment or software and what the operator or customer needs to do. Start with a description; do not send credentials or confidential documents. This website's language versions do not guarantee consultation or support in every language.