Risk not rats
Microshare’s Tom Jackson on the way enterprise customers view Pest Control
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Something has shifted in […]
By Tom Jackson
Enterprise customers want real results – and data to prove that it’s happening
Something has shifted in how large commercial customers talk about Pest Control. The conversation is no longer about service frequency or response times. Increasingly, enterprises […]
Opening remarks by Microshare CEO and Co-Founder Ron Rock
CHICAGO, April 15 – Wow. That is, literally, back breaking work. Let me introduce myself – I’m Ron Rock, CEO and Co-founder of Microshare, makers of the EverSmart Pest […]
By Tim Panagos
What’s the difference between a loss-tolerant algorithm, and one that’s trained for perfect data in the real-world? We are so glad you asked!
Perfect data is very expensive to come by. There are many factors […]
Microshare’s EverSmart™ Pest featured in The New Yorker
Dr. Bobby Corrigan, Microshare Advisor and global guru of urban rodent control, was quoted in The New Yorker magazine’s February 14 online edition describing his experience with Microshare’s EverSmart™ Pest, the technology he chose for “sensoring-up” […]
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By Matt Medici and Jeff Stafford
Executive summary
Rodent activity presents a persistent operational, reputational, […]
PESTORY
Catching rats with Thucydides Trap
By Michael Moran
Catching rats with Thucydides Trap
By Michael Moran
Welcome back to Pestory, our occasional look at the intersection of history with, well, pests. This week, […]
Gloves and touchscreens? It’s all possible with black nitrile disposables
By Tim Panagos
Gloves and touchscreens? It’s all possible with black nitrile disposable gloves
By Tim Panagos
Yes, it’s a problem. There are some jobs in Pest Control and hygiene where bare […]
PESTORY
How field mice changed the course of World War II
By Michael Moran
Many thought Stalin was a quite a rat. Whatever you’re opinion (I personally think it’s an insult to rats), the Soviet dictator definitely owed his survival […]
