PMI Podcast Explores India's Agritech Revolution with UrbanKisaan CEO
The Shift Code™ podcast highlights India's potential to solve the grain crisis through agritech innovation New Delhi, Delhi, India – Business Wire India As global food security concerns escalate, Project Management Institute (PMI), the world's leading authority in project management, is highlighting India's potential to lead the way in sustainable agriculture through innovative technologies. The … Continue reading "PMI Podcast Explores India's Agritech Revolution with UrbanKisaan CEO"
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