ReadyBot, a House Cleaning Robot | Resistance is Futile ReadyBot, built by a team of senior engineers and designers from (where else?) Silicon Valley, will clean kitchen floors, pick up the kids toys, and deploy a Roomba to vacuum the carpets while it continues to do other cleaning chores. Boot it up, turn it loose, and...
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Green buildings increase productivity By MONICA UNHOLD, The Daily Transcript Wednesday, September 23, 2009 SAN DIEGO, CA – Employees working in green buildings phone in sick to work less frequently and are more productive than their counterparts who work in non-green buildings, according to a recent study by University of San Diego’s Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate...
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While chatting with my mother the other night online, using skpye and a cam, she complained to me about all the visitors that would arrive in her home over the next few days. I said “mom, that’s great! You tell me all the time how lonely you are. What’s the problem?” “Because now...
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If you think that the bad economy is mopping the floor with just about every business on the planet — think again. The crazy real estate boom of the past 15 years, the cost advantages of outsourcing, and even the swine flu have all but insured that professional office cleaning companies are the ones doing...
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OK, in addition to calling in a professional to clean your office, simply because they’re going to be more efficient then you (and you’ve got better and more productive things to be doing with your time, right?), this is another reason to Call In The Professionals: Hazmat team called after Refrigerator Office Cleaning Mishap Firefighters had...
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Recommendations From Yale’s Green Cleaning Committee Today’s “green consciousness” is driving business and institutions to become more environmentally sustainable. One of the easiest ways to do this has been for organizations to retool how they handle office cleaning. A leader in this area turns out to be Yale University’s Office of Sustainability. In 2006,...
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