Cloud Computing and Other ICT advancements Use in Kenya’s Agricultural Sector

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Jeremiah Osida Onunga
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Alice Nambiro
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According to the latest World Economic Forum study, agriculture provides a living for over 70% of Kenya’s people. As a result, agriculture is a crucial sector in Kenya. Agricultural productivity is still low, and food poverty remains a problem. This has resulted in a number of projects in recent years to use ICT advancements to boost agricultural output. Cloud computing is one of the advancement that can be used by organizations that still have the traditional on premise IT systems. Agriculture is one of the most important areas that has shaped the socioeconomic growth of most countries. Over time, the benefits of widespread adoption and usage of information and communication technologies in agriculture have included improved agricultural productivity and linkages to remunerative markets, food security, and national economies, among other things. Eagriculture is a branch of activity that involves the use of information and communication tools and technology to boost agricultural productivity and make information pertinent to agricultural research, planning, extension, production, monitoring, marketing, and trade available.

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Jeremiah Osida Onunga. 2026. \u201cCloud Computing and Other ICT advancements Use in Kenya’s Agricultural Sector\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - B: Cloud & Distributed GJCST-B Volume 22 (GJCST Volume 22 Issue B1): .

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