Walk into a freshly mopped room and the first thing most people notice is the smell. For decades, consumers have associated strong fragrances with cleanliness. But does a pleasant scent …
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A 483-page practitioner’s doctrine by three industry veterans reframes corporate physical security as an integrated enterprise risk, not a guard-and-gadget function. Essential reading for CSOs, FM heads and boards. Book: …
As hospitals evolve into smart ecosystems driven by AI and connected devices, environmental hygiene remains the bedrock of patient safety. Manoj Kumar Meena, Cluster Senior Manager, Nanavati Max Super Speciality …
As healthcare facilities adopt smarter technologies, their long-term success will increasingly depend on an often-overlooked asset: a dependable workforce capable of keeping critical infrastructure running without interruption. Healthcare infrastructure is …
As India pivots from L1 bidding to board-driven green procurement, Clean India Journal interviews Pankaj Kaushal, CFO of GroupL Services Pvt. Ltd. Navigating SEBI’s BRSR mandates and rising ESG scrutiny, …
In an era where procurement has moved far beyond price negotiations and vendor lists, Clean India Journal connected with Mohammed Ziaulla, General Manager – Operations at Service Care Limited, to …
From barcode tracking and cloud-based operations to sneaker-cleaning machines and sustainability concerns, India’s organised laundry industry is quietly transforming into a highly system-driven business. In a recent podcast discussion, three …
Industry experts Steven Yu, Divya Ramraika and Anil Sathe discussed how robotics, AI and automation are gradually reshaping India’s facility management and cleaning sectors, while addressing operational efficiency, workforce shortages …
In the wake of the transformation steering facility management to the next level in multiple segments, understanding the purpose, process and procedures of implementing technology takes priority. Today, data-driven facility …