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Today’s technology includes trap detection systems, which provide real-time detection of rodent activity. A typical system alerts with text and/or...

Read these few ways to win bids, improve service and help maintain a pest-free environment.

If you’re routinely inspecting outdoor traps or cages spread out over a wide area, try using a D-wap (drone with...

Read three reasons why you budget for a live person to answer your pest control calls, even after business hours.

When building your marketing strategy, remember Millennials trust social media, friends and family for referrals.

The PPMA offers five marketing tips to grab the attention of Millennials, Gen-xers and Baby Boomers.

Looking back to 1997 when the digital frontier was an uncharted territory.

Insect biodiversity has been dropping in recent decades, which causes an issue when documenting the diversity of insects for pest...

Going paperless may seem extreme, especially if your company’s office décor consists of stacks of paper piled high and file...

PMPs are using drones to control pest birds and survey properties. Will drone-delivered pesticide strikes around structures be next?

Environmental Pest Service conducts such surveys regularly.

Tampa, Fla.-based Environmental Pest Service (EPS) has hired JR Baldwin as director of information technology (IT). He brings more than...

Successful technology adoption is part art, part science.

The beauty of YouTube video is that the content need not specifically promote your pest management product or service.

Does your company use mobile technology to improve communication between customers and technicians? This June, we’re running a feature story...