A large consulting firm faced a strategic challenge while operating in the Northern region of Brazil: the limited and outdated public databases available for identifying soybean and corn storage facilities. The lack of complete information compromised the understanding of the territory, reduced the accuracy of logistical analyses, and hindered the generation of competitive advantages for its projects.

Linkages applied advanced remote sensing and geospatial analysis techniques to map agricultural warehouses with greater precision and scope than existing public databases. From the detection of the silos, the information was integrated and cross-referenced with other layers of territorial data, allowing for a more complete view of the infrastructure, production dynamics, and regional logistics.

The result was a deeper understanding of the territory, with more complete, up-to-date, and strategic data. The solution expanded the consultancy's analytical capacity, reduced uncertainties, and strengthened its competitiveness by transforming geospatial intelligence into a real differentiator for decision-making in agribusiness.