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VR Sani-Co, providers of washroom services, hygiene solutions and sanitary bins, explain how the Internet of Things is changing the washroom experience.


Of all building spaces, the quality of washrooms typically generates the most complaints, and can even lead to departures from tenants who expect a comfortable restroom experience. While toilets may not always be the glamorous side of facilities management, the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) is fundamentally transforming the way washroom services are managed,


Through the use of sensors that can track bathroom usage, occupancy


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and the stock levels of restroom amenities, facilities managers now have access to huge amounts of data that can be used to improve both the washroom experience and workplace productivity.


The challenge for many facilities managers, however, is to learn about the capabilities and the limitations of these new technologies, and deciding how, when, and where to implement IoT strategies. Ultimately organisations will need to leverage


IoT to solve real business issues, and washroom-related benefits could often appear in a variety of unexpected areas.


Improving Cleaning


Efficiencies Activities that are involved in managing and cleaning workplace washrooms may initially seem straightforward, but there are a number of opportunities that can be used to streamline the washroom process.


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