AGCO (NYSE: AGCO) announced today that its AGCO Parts Shop B2B Digital Technology Team won the "Commendable Prize" in the "Engineering The Change" category at the 2026 Digital Engineering Awards, which honor organizations that are redefining excellence in technology–enabled transformation. The award, presented to a team representative in Boston, Massachusetts, on March 12, highlights AGCO's continued leadership in advancing digital innovation across the agriculture industry.
The Digital Engineering Awards honor organizations that are redefining excellence in technology–enabled transformation. AGCO's award is part of the organization's distinguished "Digital Transformation of the Year" segment, and winning it positions the AGCO Parts Shop B2B Digital Technology Team among the world's leading digital innovators and acknowledges the platform's rapid evolution and its positive impact on dealer experiences.
AGCO Parts Shop B2B is a next-generation, unified digital platform designed to streamline and enhance the part-ordering experience for dealers worldwide. Built on advanced technology, it replaces previous AGCO Parts applications with a single, comprehensive environment that offers transparent processes, real-time order tracking, faster delivery and access to a broad product portfolio. Already deployed across the company's Europe, Middle East, Asia and Pacific regions, and planned for rollout in North America from October 2026 onward, the platform transforms the way dealers interact with AGCO's Parts business. The effort supports AGCO's broader Farmer First strategy by improving the dealer experience and ensuring critical parts are delivered quickly and efficiently to keep farmers operating.
"We are truly honored to receive this award, which recognizes AGCO's ongoing commitment to digital excellence and innovation," said Stefan Caspari, AGCO Senior Vice President, Customer Success and North America Ag. "This achievement reflects our teams' dedication and collaboration as we work to be the most farmer focused organization in the industry."
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