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read morePublished on: June 12th, 2014
It’s certainly an accurate description of how we live and work today, yet this phrase should actually be attributed to Benjamin Franklin’s 1748 essay titled “Advice to a Young Tradesman.” Centuries have passed and this maxim is still true, although the young tradesman is now a small business owner empowered by the efficiencies of technology.
Advances in technology have enabled small and local businesses to participate in the global marketplace by maximizing productivity; delivering enhanced communication capabilities; providing affordable e-marketing; and offering efficient customer service. It’s becoming increasingly common for small businesses to have user-friendly websites; online catalogs; call centers; customer relationship management tools (CRM); and streamlined inventory management systems. Technology is now primed to wring every ounce of efficiency and productivity out of a business to keep it one step ahead of the competition.
When it comes to efficiency, how does your business really operate on a day-to-day basis? Do you have employees manually performing the same tasks over and over again? Are you still using accounting procedures that aren’t entirely efficient? Is someone still manually sending “welcome” e-mails to new clients? Can your staff access a shared calendar and project files? If you answered with a “not exactly” response to any of the above questions, then it’s time for your business to catch-up with technology by implementing some of these new IT strategies:
One of the many benefits of increasing your business’ efficiency and productivity is that you will regain control of lost time. By recapturing this lost time, you will be able to focus on the actual goals of your business, not just day-to-day survival. As a business owner, if you were able to remove the frustrations of accounting inaccuracies, scheduling issues and inventory problems, what would you focus on? You would have the opportunity to develop new products and services. You could devote more time to effectively marketing your business to a wider audience. Don’t let your business get bogged down with today’s paperwork when you could be planning for the future.
Computer Troubleshooters can recommend and implement technology solutions that will streamline your business practices, so give us a call today. We want to help your business become more efficient, productive, and most importantly, more successful!
With an evolving business comes expanding technological needs. If your business is sending you any of these signs that it’s time to update your technology.
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