However you want to define various stages of the COVID-19 pandemic that’s spread across the globe, we’re beyond the initial spread. But, even as businesses start to re-open, governments start relaxing restrictions, and people generally ease back towards many of the activities they have not been able to enjoy for the better part of three […]
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There are few industries that haven’t been significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some, though, have felt a much greater impact that others – travel and tourism, for instance. Airports and hotels have been basically empty for the past two months, with business and personal travel nonexistent. While many businesses are starting to slowly re-open, […]
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For some time now we have reported on the issues regarding buildings being spreaders of Covid-19: Better Ventilation and Room Monitoring is Needed to Prevent Spread of COVID-19 Top 24 Covid-19 Changes Companies Should Make to Increase Safety and Reduce Liability CDC: Covid-19 Spreads Via Air Conditioning How to Reopen Your Business Responsibly Airflow is […]
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SHELTON, CT – May 27, 2020 In response to COVID-19, potentially the most significant crisis of the modern era, TMC has launched the Pandemic Tech Alliance. The Pandemic Tech Alliance represents companies who make solutions involved in testing, contact tracing, social distancing, health care, vaccines, treatments, smart cities, intelligent buildings, communications and more. The Pandemic […]
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As many businesses start bringing workers back to offices, one of the biggest unanswered questions is what will happen to air travel as economies begin the recovery process. It’s a question that may remain unanswered for some time. While driving to work and following safety protocols in the office is one thing, going to a […]
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Blue Ocean Robotics announced that it has been selected by Frost & Sullivan for its Best Practice “2020 European Professional Service Robots Product Leadership” Award. The recognition was earned primarily based on the company’s work with subsidiary UVD Robots, which combines autonomous robot technology with ultraviolet light to disinfect against viruses like COVID-19. A subsidiary […]
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We reported in the video below that Amazon is using UV light robots to disinfect their warehouses. We reported that the technology may make its way to Whole Foods eventually. Malls too have gotten into the game – following news that the New York subway has done the same. In Singapore, Frasers Property Retail uses […]
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After more than two months of lockdown, many businesses are starting to bring workers back into their workplaces. Each government has set its own standards for how this can happen, but the objective remains the same: How do you open businesses while continuing to contain the COVID-19 virus? One of the big areas of concern, […]
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The good news is workers across the country are slowly starting to return to workplaces after spending the past two months at home. The bad news is COVID-19 is nowhere near gone and many are predicting a second wave of outbreaks, making it crucial that businesses and consumers strictly follow government safety guidelines. For businesses, […]
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Companies to be recognized for their tech solutions contributing to managing and overcoming pandemic outbreaks Shelton, CT May 13, 2020 — TMC, a global, integrated media company helping clients build communities in print, in person, and online, today announced a new recognition program to highlight technology companies developing solutions to help overcome the impact of […]
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by Thomas B. Cross – Executive Director Pandemic Tech Alliance Among the many great Einstein sayings comes this, “if you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” Nowadays a more common saying is “keep it simple stupid” or KISS. What is a simple way to minimize virus spread in an enclosed area? […]
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Yesterday Governor Cuomo said he was shocked that 66% of new hospital admissions due to Covid-19 are from people staying at home. The likely reason is the shared air in apartment buildings – HVAC and/or bathroom vents. Elevators could be another reason. Earlier today we shared the fact that the CDC has shown air conditioning […]
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From January 26 through February 10, 2020, an outbreak of 2019 novel coronavirus disease (COVD-19) affected 10 persons from 3 families (families A–C) who had eaten at the same air-conditioned restaurant in Guangzhou, China. One of the families had just traveled from Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. The CDC performed a detailed investigation that linked these […]
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“Since our founding 92 years ago, Marriott International has always placed an emphasis on health and safety for our guests and associates. Our founder, J.W. Marriott, used to personally inspect kitchens and guest rooms for cleanliness during his hotel visits. A high standard of cleanliness is in our DNA,” starts a letter from Marriott President […]
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If you wondered what concerts might look like in the future, we have an answer. Travis McCready will play the first socially-distanced concert in Arkansas Friday, May 15th at TempleLive (TL) Fort Smith. According to Ticketmaster, here are the Covid-19 changes which are in effect: No Elevator: Balcony only accessible by stairs. Reduced capacity: 80% […]
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As most governments look to re-open business in an effort to revitalize economies and bring people who have been furloughed or laid off during the COVID-19 crisis back to work, questions continue to mount as to whether it’s really safe for people to return to work environments without starting a second wave of the outbreak. […]
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OPEN LETTER Honorable Governor Polis, Regarding your recent Executive Order allowing Offices to open Monday, May 4th at 50% capacity: It’s Still Dangerous to Re-Open Non-Essential Business as Buildings Can Get Sick and Spread Covid-19 Faster Than People. According to Journal of American Medical Association the virus can spread up to 30 feet and New […]
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