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Within hospitals, patient safety and infection control are non-negotiable.

April 22 marks Earth Day, a global event dedicated to environmental protection and sustainability.

Smart washroom technologies have revolutionized the public restroom experience.

Modern airports are busy spaces. With millions of passengers transiting daily, efficiency and cleanliness are more than conveniences – they are necessities.

With sustainability a key focus across all sectors, many brands are now engaging in ‘greenwashing’ – the practice of misleading consumers by exaggerating environmental benefits.

The traditional washroom has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Often viewed as a basic space with limited functions,

Smart washroom solutions allow businesses to enhance their customer experience, improve operational efficiencies, and meet their sustainability goals.

Post-pandemic, Smart washroom technology has offered more than just efficiency and convenience – it has become a necessity.

In today’s workplace, employee experience encompasses so much more than simply making sure an office looks the part.

With many of us spending the majority of our time inside, it is critical that indoor environments support our wellbeing.

The modern world has had a profoundly negative impact on our natural landscape. Climate change, pollution, urbanization and growing populations are all putting pressure on precious resources, with water being the most at-risk.

As the world becomes increasingly aware of the need to prioritise sustainability, businesses must look for ways to reduce their environmental impact.

World Environment Day offers a time to reflect on the impact the modern world has on our natural landscape.

Data is driving better decision making for facilities management teams. As the saying goes, ‘what gets measured, gets managed’.

In today’s world, almost every aspect of our lives is being reimagined or redesigned to minimise its future impact on the environment.

Waterless urinals offer an innovative and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional flush urinals.

In today’s fast-paced world, businesses are always looking for ways to optimise operations while minimising costs.

In recent years, there has been growing awareness around the importance of indoor air quality. COVID-19 made us all stop and think about what is actually in the air we breathe

The facilities management landscape is evolving at a rapid pace. Advances in technology have played a pivotal role in revolutionising the industry, enhancing efficiencies and streamlining operations.

In our rapidly evolving world, transformative digital technology has been a catalyst for positive change.

Moving from a paper-based scheduling system to one which is digital makes managing staff and reviewing their performance more accurate, reliable and efficient.

Water leak detection in commercial businesses is crucial to mitigating expensive damage, increased utility bills, and operational disruptions

Careful technology change management facilitates increased productivity & minimal challenge. Here is the key to FM Change Management Success, with a short case study.

Smart buildings have been around for a while, and many businesses are aware of the operational efficiencies they can offer.

Smart water management solutions use smart metering devices to help companies and tenants control their water usage. Learn how you can save water and money for your company.

How implementation of smart, IoT technology can improve washroom experience and operational efficiency

As more and more companies focus on data driven cleaning, we take a look at how the digital transformation of the industry not only optimizes performance, but ensures the process is standardized

Keeping a safe distance from others has become the norm. The use of occupancy sensor technology allows businesses to do it effectively and efficiently.

Technology is changing the way businesses operate within every sector imaginable. The uptake of so-called Smart tech, such as the Internet of Things and AI, is at the heart of this shift

Scent marketing is one of the biggest trends in retail and hospitality right now. Why? Because studies have shown that the way a place smells can positively impact consumer habits.

Hand sanitizer stations popped up everywhere in 2020, in efforts to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus. But health experts say that nothing beats simply washing

In the Middle East, water scarcity – the lack of sufficient water resources to meet the region’s demands – presents a serious environmental concern that needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency.

Occupancy sensors are an important part of any modern building, and an integral part of occupancy management. Learn why your building needs them.

Maintenance is an essential part of the upkeep of a building, ensuring it operates at long-term, optimum efficiency and keeping occupants safe. But it can represent a significant portion of the costs

As the world recovers from COVID-19 and maintaining a social distance from others becomes the norm (perhaps even a preference!).

Smart buildings are on the rise, and facilities management teams have learnt from their success and adapted the benefits for the washroom

A urinal without water might seem like a strange concept – but it offers an odourless and more hygienic experience.Waterless Urinals, which, as the name suggests, operate without water.

The beauty of the technology really does lie in the scalability it affords

The potential return of investment that a Smart Washroom can offer may surprise you.

Thanks to smart washroom technology, managing a workforce in a facility environment is easier than ever before.

A good washroom experience can really improve customer experience, and help to ease the public’s fears of using shared facilities as things go back to normal.