view of Amsterdam at night


The first Interclean Amsterdam Online marked a shift toward rethinking the cleaning industry's future. It showed that the current pandemic is changing the world and the way to digitalization is taking the lead and is moving the cleaning industry forward. 

Attendees from over 120 countries watched 81 sessions Nov. 3 to 6 with the education provided by 136 experts. More than 7,000 professionals signed up for the virtual platform and made, in total, more than 20,000 connections in four days.  

"The four days of Interclean online live sessions have shown us that creating more opportunities online is a big advantage and also that the desire for an in-person event is still very much alive," said Interclean in a press release. "Interclean is proud to have succeeded in providing an online platform that brought the industry familiar faces and new experts to share ideas with. And importantly to facilitate networking, stimulate business and provide the stage for innovation. The live studio setting with moderators brought a human element and the recordings have made it possible for everyone to join.

All industry topics were touched on during the event, but it was robotization, digitalization and infection prevention that stole the show.