5 Things to Consider When Hiring a Commercial Cleaning Company

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New business? Bigger building? Better results? There are several reasons why you may be considering hiring a commercial cleaning company at this time, but it’s not as cut and dry as a quick online search. While commercial cleaning in Bangalore or Karnataka will bring up quite a few results, you will want to know what to look for in order to know if they are the right fit. Here are 5 things to consider when you are ready to hire or finally outsource your commercial cleaning.

Outsourcing Is the Best Option

Often moving into a new location, business owners may choose to use current staff for janitorial services because they think it offers cost savings, or they don’t want to take the time to hire a commercial cleaning company.

Outsourcing can be incredibly economical, especially when taken into consideration the increased skill and efficiency of a dedicated cleaning crew who isn’t make a financial impact on payroll, benefits or unemployment insurance.

By outsourcing your commercial cleaning in Denver, you are ensuring your building will be cleaned to the highest industry standards with a focus on safety, cleanliness, and avoiding cross contamination. And, if done with consistency, you will recognize cost savings through preventative maintenance, healthier staff and production, and a safer environment for staff and guests.

All Commercial Cleaning Companies Aren’t the Same

Commercial cleaning companies vary in the types of services they provide, so it’s important you know what you need, what they provide, their satisfaction ratings, and their training process. Some companies specialize in certain industries, while other specialize in just one area of cleaning (such as power washing), so be sure you know.

Check out online reviews about the company, ask for references and check the Karnataka Consumer Redressal Commission for any complaints. Ask them for their experience with businesses or buildings such as yours to determine their ability to successfully meet your needs.

Understanding Your Needs is the First Priority

A quality commercial cleaning company will always start with a building audit to determine the full scope of your needs and to provide you with a quote. Understanding your unique situation is important to reaching your goals, whether that be on an ongoing basis, or in a specialty cleaning need such as high-rise windows, specialty architecture or even pre- or post- remodeling clean.

Some companies will offer standard commercial cleaning such as trash removal, dusting, floor care and bathroom sanitation. While this is typical, your specific needs may require a more robust menu of options, so define them clearly, along with the cleaning company to make sure you are getting all your needs met.

Get a Fresh Start

If you have moved into a newly remodeled space, or know you will need to be doing a remodel either prior to move in, or shortly thereafter, you may want to consider a special cleaning prior to, during or after. Prior to remodel, cleaning may need to be done to create a clean area on which to build. During and after the process, dust, dirt, and construction debris can create a safety hazard, and a cleaning company can help keep it safe for production.

A fresh start can also include semi-annual deep cleaning to address any specific needs not handled on a regular rotation. When doing your building audit, consider everything within the realm of janitorial services. The cleaning company may be able to provide it, or they may have partnerships with others in the industry who they can refer for stellar results, saving you time.

Align with Your Goals

As with any outsourcing, you will want to really understand the value it brings, and make sure you understand what to do when something goes wrong, how the company is with communication, safety, processes and more, to make sure they align with your overall business goals and bottom line.

If green cleaning matters, if being able to provide services after office hours (or during) is important, or if you are in a highly confidential industry such as the medical field, you want to choose a company who will support that.

Choose Cape Clean Services.

At Cape Clean we have all the skills, tools and equipment needed to keep your office clean and safe all year long. Our effective and responsive team has genuine concern for our clients, meeting or beating any expectations you have for commercial cleaning in Karnataka. Our employees are trained for, and take pride in cleaning and maintaining your facility to the high standards required. We always use the latest cleaning technologies to insure your facility is clean and germ free. Contact us today to schedule your FREE building audit and quote, or call +91-9606822781

Pure Salon & Spa Koramangla, Bangalore

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Pure Salon & Spa Koramangla, Bangalore Led by veteran hair stylist Pure Salon & Spa offers various services from the simple hair cut and styling for women, men, kids, and brides, to vibrant hair colours, conditioning treatments, and Brazilian blowouts. Located at the heart of Koramangla, Bangalore, the salon has been around since 2015, providing professional hair treatments in a relaxed ambience. This is definitely one of our favourite hair salons in Bangalore.

Hmar Tlawmngai Pawl Aggravated With Ibobi and His Team

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Tuithraphai, May 18 :  ‘Killer, Now Savior’ but still a killer to many other Hill tribes in Manipur especially the tribes living and using National Highway 150 as their lifeline.

And Below is a release from Hmar Tlawmngai Pawl
national highway 150
Date: May 18, 2010
Subject: Open Letter to CM of Manipur in regards to NH-150

Sarah Haskins in Target Women: Online Dating

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Love might be in the air, but it's much easier to catch on the internet. Find your perfect match and be adorable with them all the time. Or at least in commercials.

For more Sarah Haskins http://current.com/topics/88794117/sarah_haskins/new/0.htm
For more Target Women http://current.com/topics/88813968/target_women/new/0.htm

Target Women is a recurring segment on Current TV's weekly television show, infoMania. In each episode of Target Women, Sarah Haskins takes a look at the often-ridiculous way the media reaches out to women.

infoMania is a half-hour satirical news show that airs on Current TV. The show puts a comedic spin on the 24-hour chaos and information overload brought about by the constant bombardment of the media. Hosted by Conor Knighton and co-starring Brett Erlich, Sarah Haskins, Ben Hoffman, and Sergio Cilli, the show airs on Thursdays at 10 pm Eastern and Pacific Times and can be found online at current.com/infomania. And make sure to check out our facebook profile for special features at http://infomaniafacebook.com.

India's Formula 1 car

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India's Formula 1 car
Bollywood actor Dipika Padukone poses with Force India's Formula 1 car during a press conference in Mumbai


Bollywood actor Dipika Padukone poses with Force India's Formula 1 car during a press conference in Mumbai, India, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2009. India is expected to host a Formula 1 race in New Delhi in 2011. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade)

Random things about Twitter

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We took it upon ourselves to mash up that application with the other online obsession of the moment, Twitter.
1. The first Twitter prototype took about two weeks to build.
2. Ben Walker's "Twitter Song" was closing in on 300,000 views on YouTube as of Feb. 9.

3. Twitter is built using Ruby on Rails.  

4. The Twitter "Fail Whale" (the image you see when the site is overrun) has its own fan club. 

5. President Obama has 250K-plus followers on Twitter and is following about as many.

6. Twitter co-founder Biz Stone grew up in Wellesley, Mass., and worked at Wellesley College.

7. The company is based in San Francisco.

2. Twitter saw five times the tweets as usual on Inauguration Day. 

3. Dave Matthews Band, the Raconteurs and Bloc Party are among bands with Twitter accounts. 

4. Twitter's version of the Yellow Pages is called Twellow.  

5. Twitter started as a project within podcasting company Odeo in 2006.  

6. Twitter's team supposedly turned down a $500 buyout offer from Facebook.

7. Qwitter is a program that can alert you when someone stops following you on Twitter.  

8. A Nudge is a friendly reminder to update Twitter.

9. The Shorty Awards are being presented Feb. 11 to "the best producers of short content in 2008".  

10. Twitter CEO Evan Williams' Twitter name is "ev".

11. Twitter bought a company called Summize in 2008 to power its search engine.

12. Twestival is a multi-city funding raising event set for Feb. 12 and to be attended by Twitterers. 

13. Hackers and phishers validated Twitter's position in the world at the start of the year by attacking the system.  

14. Twitter sometimes limits the number of searches its users can conduct on the site.  

15. Before starting Twitter, Jack Dorsey developed software used by taxi companies and others for dispatch routing.

16. Twitter in February 2009 suspended a fake account purporting to be that of the Dalai Lama.  

17. Twitter was originally called twttr.=

18. The name Twitter comes from the idea of birds twittering, spitting out short noises.

19. Twitter was credited with helping an American jailed in Egypt with getting freed after he tweeted: "Arrested." 

Who’s Worried About Facebook? Not Twitter

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Om Malik 
nullOn Friday, Facebook released a series of upgrades to its platform, allowing developers access to many core functionalities, such as Facebook Video and Notes, and giving them the ability to integrate them into their applications. But it was the opening up of a Status API that got the most attention. Given that Twitter had rightfully rejected a $500 million offer from Facebook, it’s been perceived as a Twitter-killer.

VentureBeat did a good job of explaining
why the Facebook vs. Twitter meme was a case of severe hyperbole.

In reality the decision to give broader access to its status application programming interface (API) is a recognition by Facebook that status and presence are core to its future as a real-time web company. Facebook developers I spoke with explained that, by allowing third-party developers access to Status, Facebook is hoping to compete with Twitter, which has slowly started to steal developer mindshare away from other platforms.

When it comes to the Internet, real time web is obviously the next logical step. Status and presence are key components of this future, and it is good to see Facebook to recognize this and openup its platform in a more meaningful way.

But as TechCrunch points out, “status” has a different meaning on Facebook and Twitter. The guys at Twitter say they’re not too worried about Facebook’s moves. In response to my emailed query, Biz Stone, the co-founder of Twitter, wrote:

It seems like great news for developers. No doubt we’ll soon see some very cool applications providing more ways for friends to share status, links, notes, and videos. Lots of folks are saying “hello” to Twitter every day. There is overlap in some aspects of our services but there is also plenty of room for Twitter to grow, evolve, and become relevant to many more lives around the world.
I totally agree. While the company still struggles with its identity (a service provider or a platform?), the Twitter API has some serious developer mindshare. On an almost daily basis I am contacted by developers who are doing interesting things with it (though admittedly the API has some serious challenges).

Brendan Gahan, my research assistant, points out on his blog that “with Open Social, Twitter, Android and iPhone, Facebook has more competition for developers than ever before. If they want the platform to survive, they’ve got to keep developers happy, as opposed to crushing their spirits and shrinking their profits.”
Status API is part of that move — killing Twitter will have to wait for a while!

[gigaom]