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Check out this morning’s @Forbes article by @sethbjoseph about how @PearlHealth_ is helping primary care lead the charge in healthcare’s transition from volume to value: forbes.com/sites/sethjoseph/…
#valuebasedcare #accountablecareorganizations #healthcareinnovation
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Thank you @Nasdaq for congratulating Pearl Health on our $75M Series B funding round!
We are excited for the next phase of our growth as we continue to build technology that enables providers to deliver better care.
#valuebasedcare #healthcareinnovation #primarycare #healthcare
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Pearl Health has been named to the New York Digital Health 100 by @DigitalHealthNY! We're honored to be included among the top healthcare innovators in the NY region!
Read more about the #DH100 list in the New York Healthcare Innovation Report 2023: go.dhny.co/2023-annual
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Data visualization inspiration thanks to DALL-E: how Rothko, Basquiat, Picasso, and Monet would create an academic chart.
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We are extremely (*extremely!*) excited to have @nicj step up and take on a WG co-chair role!
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Excited to be joining @yoavweiss and @igrigorik as a co-chair of the W3C Web Performance Working Group! I couldn't be happier helping shape how we experience and measure the web. @webperfwg
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Excited to be joining @yoavweiss and @igrigorik as a co-chair of the W3C Web Performance Working Group! I couldn't be happier helping shape how we experience and measure the web. @webperfwg
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Help a newbie out.. For feature detecting Layout Stability API browser support, what's a more reliable check? Is checking presence of window.LayoutShift sufficient or go the length to check PerformanceObserver supportedEntryType list? #webperf
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Internet traffic returns in Zimbabwe, validated by @Akamai mPulse RUM data #Akamai #Zimbabwe #InternetShutdown #ZimbabweShutDown
ALT This chart aims to show relative internet traffic in Zimbabwe for Akamai mPulse RUM data. Along the x-axis is Time of Day (UTC), with relative traffic on the y-axis. The dotted light blue line shows yesterday’s (Jan 15) traffic, where we can see the effect of the internet shutdown around noon local time. The solid blue line shows today’s (Jan 16) traffic, where we see an indication of the shutdown ending.
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Zimbabwe internet shutdown shown via @Akamai mPulse RUM data #Akamai #Zimbabwe #InternetShutdown #ZimbabweShutDown
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Releasing a free new tool today, 3rdparty.io. Audit and evaluate third party scripts before you drop them in to your site!
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Who better to talk about PM at a performance conference than the PM of a performance product?! nitter.cf/deltavconf/status/9818…
Learn about the key elements of product management and how to apply them to performance and optimisation projects with @llyounger #deltaVconf wvnts.co/2pOManY
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Dedication: Mining Bitcoin with pencil and paper: 0.67 hashes per day righto.com/2014/09/mining-bi…
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Server Timing - what is it and how can you use it? developer.akamai.com/blog/20… /by @vazac (who's currently implementing the feature)
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We've entered into an agreement to acquire @SOASTAInc. Learn more about this leader in Digital Performance Mgmt: akamai.me/2nMRE28
