Identify
Find the blind spots and decide what needs visibility first.
- Map the operation around real decisions
- Pick the visibility gaps that matter most
Larsen Innovation Group
Operational visibility for horticulture and nursery businesses.
You already have tools and data. What is often missing is a clear view you can trust. LIG helps you see what is happening, build practical systems, and keep them useful day to day.
The LIG Journey
Identify, build, refine, and embed. Each step makes the farm easier to run with clear information.
Build
Build a focused visibility system around the biggest constraint.
- Usable by the team day to day
- Built into how managers already review the business
Refine
Keep the system useful and improving as the farm changes.
- Prevent drift with regular reviews
- Use what you can now see to choose the next improvement
Embed
Make visibility part of how the business runs, not a side project.
- Owners and managers work from the same information
- Systems survive staff turnover and keep working as the business grows
Offers by outcome
Start where it makes sense. Most businesses begin with Tier 1 to get clear before building anything.
Tier 1
Identify (Visibility Sprint)
"We need a clear view of what we cannot see well, and what to fix first."
What it is
Fixed-scope visibility sprint: a 2-hour session (remote or on-farm) to map your operation, find blind spots, and rank priorities. It also identifies where clearer measures will help staff with less rework. Delivered as a clear summary with next steps within 3 business days.
Includes
- Operational visibility map (major functions, pain points, blind spots)
- Ranked visibility priorities (top 3-5 gaps and why they matter)
- Clear next-step options for speed, certainty, or minimal disruption
- Recap call included
$1,550
Tier 2
Build (Visibility Systems)
"We need a practical way to see the main constraint, and the team needs to use it every day."
What it is
A focused build that gives practical visibility around the main constraint. Scope stays tight so the system is useful quickly and fits how the business already runs.
Examples include production dashboards, checkweigher tracking, irrigation monitoring, cold room monitoring, energy visibility, and field data capture.
Independent advice, with scope agreed first.
Includes
- Visibility system for one priority constraint
- Clear measures, ownership, and review rhythm
- Practical handover and team adoption support
Priced after a short scoping call
Tier 3
Refine (Ongoing Improvement)
"We do not want the system to drift. We want it to stay useful and keep improving."
What it is
Ongoing support to keep visibility systems working well. The goal is to prevent drift and use what you can now see to choose the next improvement step.
Usually run as monthly check-ins with quarterly reviews.
Includes
- System tuning, workflow adjustments, and checks that everything still works together
- Review rhythm for performance, usage, and drift
- Next Tier 2 opportunities based on what is now visible
Priced after a short scoping call
Tier 4
Embed (Integrated Operating Layer)
"We want the farm to run on shared visibility, not memory or one key person."
What it is
Integrated visibility systems across the business so owners and managers can see what matters quickly and work from the same information.
LIG becomes part of how key workflows are run, with systems built to survive turnover and change.
Includes
- Visibility across operations, energy, cold rooms, irrigation, and field workflows as relevant
- Connected dashboards, controls, and regular review routines
- Ongoing support to keep the system useful across the business
Priced after a short scoping call
Applied Spotlights
Fast, focused deployments that answer one operational question with real visibility. Get proof before you expand scope or change how the team works.
Ready for clarity?
Start with the biggest visibility gap. We will work out the right first step and build from there.