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Fellowes, a global pioneer and trusted partner in providing product solutions to fulfill a broad range of WorkLife needs, highlights its breakthrough Array™ Air Quality management system for corporate office applications. In a competitive job market, attracting and retaining top talent is paramount. A recent survey by Fellowes reveals that 91% of U.S. and Canadian employees consider clean air a fundamental right, with 89% stating it helps them perform their best at work.  Moreover, o...

Fellowes, a global major and trusted partner that provides product solutions to fulfill a broad range of WorkLife needs, highlights its breakthrough Array™ air quality system for higher education campuses. indoor air quality (IAQ) An increase in awareness of indoor air quality (IAQ) coupled with the ever-present financial challenges of maintaining facilities across campus have made finding an efficient and cost-effective IAQ solution a priority for college and university facilities manag...

Fellowes, a global pioneer and trusted partner that provides product solutions to fulfill a broad range of WorkLife needs, invites building and facility managers to think beyond floor and surface cleaning and consider the addition of indoor air quality (IAQ) in their overall cleaning protocols. Indoor air quality has become a paramount concern, and Fellowes’ Array network system addresses these evolving needs by providing smarter solutions for cleaner and healthier air in indoor environm...

Fellowes will showcase the revolutionary Array networked air quality system at AHR Expo 2024, in Chicago, from January 22-24, 2024, continuing its century-long tradition of delivering innovative home, workplace, and smart technology to fulfill WorkLife needs.  Array is the first system of its kind, where networked air purifiers work alongside commercial HVAC systems to improve indoor air quality faster and more efficiently than ever before. Benefits of H13 True HEPA filtration The Fellow...

COVID-19 has changed the way managers think about office facilities; as workers shifted to working from home, these managers have wrestled with ways of keeping staff safe on their return to the workplace. Some advocate unrealistic measures, like blocking off huge swaths of an office building, or attempting to create traffic flow patterns by taping off access to areas. Some look to eliminate conference rooms or common areas. But others look to significantly reduce risks by addressing the source...