As your ATLAS Leadership team, Greg and I wanted to provide more insight into what happened late last week with the ATLAS Sites. We are continuously looking for ways to improve the performance of the ATLAS environment.
Data collection and usage is a hot topic today, including the ATLAS platform. Countless big tech companies are being challenged on how they collect data and how the data is used. We may not be a fortune 500 technology company, but we want to ensure we are supporting you in complying with industry standards for data collection. Industry standards include a variety of data privacy and security compliance.
The ATLAS Team is aware of a 502 error that occurs when you click on the analytics application in Kentico. The 502 error is due to the page taking too long to load due to the large amount of data stored in Analytics.
The Ag Tech Support Team has been hard at work developing a New IDM Project roll out. They will be launching the project into production. This means Phase 1 and 2 will be down Friday November 8th from 7pm CST to 7:15pm CST .
We wanted to remind all of you that with Daylight Savings Time (with the exception of our Canadian friends & those in Arizona) you will need to count back differently. For example if you are in Central Time, pre-Daylight SAvings time you had to count back 5 hours. Now, you will have to count back 6.
Resizing images in Kentico is a functionality that has previously been available, but has been turned off. We never recommend that customers resize in Kentico as it is best practice to resize images before uploading. However we have had the option to do it for customers if needed.
Helping customers find the information they need about your company is so important! Making it easy to do on mobile is even more important in the world we live in. That's why we've updated 2 things that will help your mobile users navigate your location inforamation a little easier
Each week, we will let you know what we're up to in the industry! Check out all the content launching! With wet weather affecting much of the area, spring conditions are the bulk of what we're chatting about!
It's no secret that things are behind this year. Spring of 2019 has brought an onslot of rain and severe weather to the vast majority of the growing acres un the US. The end of May/Beginning of June marks a critical time in the decision making process to plant late or to contact insurance, however this is not an easy one to make.
The agronomists at your comapny should have received an email from WinField United Marketing Communications. They would have received this email because they were involved with a clinic meeting previously. This email includes an important link that we wanted to share with you as well!