Technology and Trends

Hear how Ingredients + Specialties from Univar Solutions and Novonesis are helping organizations improve detergent development through technical expertise, ingredient support, and customized solutions.

Beyond deploying technology, robots are helping schools focus on learning, protect their workforce, and steward scarce public resources responsibly. 

Despite the sprawling variety of air purifiers on the market, every one of them uses some combination of just five technologies: filters, ionizers, ozone generators, ultraviolet light, and ultraviolet light with a target plate.

Cleaning is the foundation of effective medical device reprocessing (MDR)—and not all detergents are created equal.

James Nadeau with Reckitt, the company behind the Lysol Pro Solutions brand, explains the research behind that expectation and introduces Lysol Air Sanitizer.

Constant challenges such as economic volatility, climate emergencies, cyber threats, and regulatory pressure, create a disruption condition known as permacrisis.

Technology, such as RFID sensors and ultraviolet light disinfection is taking an old problem—the transmission of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)—and looking at new ways to prevent it.

A hybrid security model, combining drone surveillance and human oversight with robotic consistency and AI-powered insights, is becoming the new standard.

Intelligent cleaning technology can help cleaning professionals if they are mindful about what they expect this technology to accomplish and can afford it.

In this episode of Straight Talk!, we examine the technology behind UVC disinfection and what it takes to keep it operating at its peak long after installation.

This DemoXperience also highlights the needs of environmental services (EVS) teams, who don’t have time for complicated systems or messy refills.

Forward-thinking entrepreneurs will focus on key business elements and define which businesses survive the next few years.