Marijuana Usage Falls as Heroin Spikes in VT Sept. 30, 2015
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Equio Update!
During the Beta phase of equio, New Frontier will routinely be making adjustments to the platform and using your suggestions to better the system. Here are our latest enhancements to equio:
Beta 0.1.5
New Feedback tab for beta user comments and questions
New Analytics tab with initial interactive analytics tools and data visualizations
User interfacing enhancements to Landing Page
User interaction enhancements to National Outlook, including new tool tips
Visualization enhancements to Colorado Outlook, including new legends added to layers
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Downtown D.C.-based New Frontier Financials is trying to bring clarity to a still-foggy industry.
Northeast corridor technology group Technical.ly sat down with New Frontier to discuss the beta launch of their new platform - equio. Read more about their plan to pierce the marjuana data haze.
On the Road
New Frontier traveled to California this past weekend for the Cureativ State of Marijuana Conference in Santa Monica. Director of Industry Analytics John Kagia spoke on a panel about the economy of the cannabis industry. He also met with strategic partners and investors, as well as worked on building new data partnerships.
New Frontier, the leading Big Data provider in the cannabis industry,
is also announcing its long awaited report subscription plans.
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In partnership with MJIC Inc., New Frontier put out a special report on Oregon’s legal marijuana market.This leading edge report forecast Oregon’s legal marijuana market will nearly double in the next five years, growing from $257 million in 2015 to $464 million in 2020. The report also takes a look at the state’s evolving regulations and the large gray market, which are creating a great deal of uncertainty and competitive risk.
