In Episode 23 of the digBiz Podcast, things get real. Hosts Jason and Chris welcome Ian Ray from 365 Cannabis to unpack the T-word - yeah, tariffs - and how they're impacting cannabis producers across North America.

What happens when your competition stops scaling with sweat… and starts scaling with strategy? In this episode of digBiz, we unpack the quiet shift reshaping entire markets — one SKU, one system, and one state at a time. You won’t hear names, but you’ll recognize the moves. If you think spreadsheets are enough, think again. The Joneses are coming — and they’ve already unpacked.

Jason Agouris is joined by the inimitable Chris Guthrie from 365 Cannabis, together they explore how seed-to-sale-to delivery ERP solutions empower cannabis producers to streamline operations, integrate real time e-commerce, optimize sales, and ensure seamless delivery for sustainable profitability and compliance.

Jason Agouris is joined by the inimitable Chris Guthrie from 365 Cannabis, together they explore how seed-to-sale-to delivery ERP solutions empower cannabis producers to streamline operations, integrate real time e-commerce, optimize sales, and ensure seamless delivery for sustainable profitability and compliance.

Whether you’re a cannabis producer looking to streamline your supply chain, or an industry leader aiming to stay ahead of the curve, this podcast is for you. Tune in to hear expert insights on the trends shaping the future of cannabis commerce and discover how ERP systems can power your business to success.

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