Chameleon’s Post

Stop by booth 400 and let's talk about how Arborcision can leverage predictive analytics and modeling to wrangle in your program expenses and workload. And don't forget to catch my presentation on predictive analytics on Wednesday at 1:30 pm. #predictiveanalytics #treesandutilities2024 #UVM #vegetationmanagement #ACRT

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If we've spoken recently, I've probably mentioned the Arc browser and how consistently impressive the team at The Browser Company executes on the vision of making a better browser and a better internet. I use it as my default on my desktop and phone and the product innovation consistently delights. Working in Arc as a developer is kinda ideal, there are many little details (from highlighting localhost tabs as dev tabs to making the inspector and dev tools easily toggleable) that make it the best browser to work in. Now with features like this one, your dev workflow may just get supercharged.

RON ORDONA, DNP, FNP-BC, GS-C, WCC, is co-presenting with Deborah Wolff-Baker MSN, ACHPN, FNP-BC, GS-C on Improving Patient Access to Care by Understanding Regulations Related to Scope of Practice, which is a closer look on understanding current regulatory barriers at both the state and federal level — and advocating for change — will help NPs provide timely access to high-quality care, particularly as NP104 unfolds; and with Dr. Holly Kirkland-Walsh on Opportunity for NP104: Transition of Care in Chronic Wound Management which highlights the collaborative efforts of an NP-led wound management team in an acute-care setting for an effective transition into community-based care.

Do you have a remediation, construction, or demolition project that requires perimeter air monitoring? Or perhaps you just want to reduce the risk of fugitive emissions from your site. If you are in area April 9th, please stop by and see me at the Pine Environmental King of Prussia Customer Appreciation Event and learn about the Aeroqual perimeter air monitoring solution. “We make air monitoring easy!”

Loading and unloading nanoparticles #NanoCote nanoparticles are designed to be loaded with any common fertilizer ion or molecule. The particles carry these materials into the plant and release them once inside. Improves foliar and soil applications When applied to soil, NanoCote nanoparticles are loosely attached to soil colloids, which allows them to effectively deliver nutrients to the plant. In foliar applications, these nanoparticles adhere to the plant surface and enhance penetration through the cuticle. In both root and foliar applications, the nanoparticles can be absorbed by endocytosis, resulting in increased nutrient uptake and improved plant growth. By using NanoCote, farmers can benefit from enhanced nutrient delivery and uptake for their plants.

Doing two talks tomorrow and covering all my bases by talking about #Synapse and #Databricks #Dataengineering #azure #talks

Book your next team event today, and make it one that your team will never forget: see the Linktree in my bio!

if you are attending #BIBA2024 come and speak to Peter Dee DIP CII on stand A20 about your clients' risk and resilience needs. #riskmanagement #insurance