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Facility managers have enough to take care without spending time hopping from one smart technology application to another gathering insights and data on the performance of their building. A partnership between GP PRO, a division of Georgia-Pacific, and 24/7 Software helps ensure joint customers of the two organizations no longer need to.

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) remain a critical problem in healthcare facilities across the country and the globe. Since 1972, the Association for Professionals in Infection Prevention and Epidemiology (APIC) has worked to create an organized and systematic approach to reducing and preventing HAIs. Similarly, GP PRO has a long history of developing innovative solutions to help improve hygiene. As an APIC Strategic Partner, GP PRO is now working together with APIC’s 15,000 infection preventionist members, as well as other leaders in the area of infection prevention and control, to help identify and eliminate the barriers to proper hand hygiene that might inadvertently contribute to the incidence of HAIs.

COVID-related mandates, guidelines and best practices are driving facilities to invest time and money into enhanced cleaning, sanitization and disinfection practices. This at a time when many businesses are struggling to recover from the pandemic’s financial hit. To help facilities improve hygiene and reducing operating costs, GP PRO’s Julie Howard offers five tips.

Keeping employees healthy and productive at work is a focus of most employers.  

Now, more than ever, proper workplace hygiene is also critical in reducing illness. 

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) was the busiest airport in the world—until COVID-19, when air travel screeched to a halt. In an effort to renew consumer confidence in flying, ATL partnered with GP PRO to further elevate its hygiene practices with hi-tech, data-driven solutions.

The Restaurant Revival Campaign urges diners to learn more about the steps restaurants are taking to keep them safe and encourages them to once again enjoy on-premise dining.

Paper is a part of the fiber of our lives. From towels for drying hands to sensitive documents, paper is crucial. So, how can society make paper more sustainable?

GP PRO conducted a number of consumer surveys in the fall of 2020 to better understand consumer perceptions around hygiene in public places.

Georgia-Pacific is helping to solve the “unsolvable” problem of what to do with discarded paper cups by accepting them in its mixed paper bales at two GP PRO paper mills and turning them into napkins, paper towels, and tissue.

According to recent GP PRO surveys, employees have mixed emotions about returning to work as COVID-19 maintains its grip on America. They also have specific suggestions on what would make them feel confident their workplace is hygiene ready.

Good news for the hardworking men and women keeping facilities clean and safe during these trying times. A GP PRO survey found that consumers regard custodians more highly since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.