Spring Cleaning your Technology…

Erin Meyer • April 1, 2013

We all know its that time of the year when we break out the buckets, roll up our sleeves and get busy with spring cleaning. Did you ever think this might be a good time to clean up your Office Cleaning technology? We are so busy we seldom think about the necessity to slow down and pay attention to what we have accumulated on our technology. Our laptops, desktop computers, I Pads, even smart phones need to be routinely cleaned to make them more efficient and to improve their function. Here are a few tips to help out in your spring cleaning your technology.

Download the most recent updates and software for your operating systems. you can review your favorite programs to ensure everything is operating well.
Update your infrastructure, remove all unused applications and programs. This will clean your hard drive and you will see more clearly what icons you actually use. You might even see your wall paper again.
Most importantly you need to back up all your important and critical files, documents, videos, photos, e-mails etc. You can use a cloud service that will store information for free.
If you feel cleaning up your computer is too daunting a task for you,there are many places that can help you do this for a small fee. Check with a local computer repair shop for the best price and solution to your problems.

Just as you feel newly renewed after a good spring cleaning in your office, you will feel restored by a good spring cleaning for your technology. For all your facility cleaning needs call Gator Cleaning Solutions. Gator Cleaning Solutions has been helping businesses for nearly a decade maintain a clean and healthy environment. Leave the cleaning to the experts so you can focus on your business growth!

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