Does your business technology have a why?

Mar 06, 2024 3:35 pm

Do you understand the importance of having a clear strategy behind your business technology? It's not just about acquiring software and tools; it's about aligning your tech investments with your business goals to maximize their impact.


Sure, every business needs foundational tools like email or a website, but it's the smart use of that technology, expanded use of business software and systems, and efficient automation linking it all that can really make a difference.


It is due to this that a strategic approach to technology is essential. Your technology should complement your business objectives, from marketing and sales to production processes. (You DID define those business objectives for 2024, right?)


Ask yourself, does your business technology have a clear purpose or "why"? Your tech is likely a key engine that powers your business, from how you market and sell to how you produce your goods or services. You can't simply rely on guesswork or treat your tech as an afterthought, but we often take it for granted, until there is a crisis...


I have received the calls from business owners or their teams in desperate need of urgent support. I hear stories of their website is down and they can sell product or generate leads; they can't send out the big marketing email because their emails are being labelled as spam; they lost client data in their database stopping production; they missed budget because their process was inefficient; or countless other problems. Planning and strategy minimize or avoid such issues altogether.


If you find yourself struggling to harness the full benefits of your technology investments, I am here to help. Let's work together to ensure that your business technology not only meets your current needs but also propels your organization toward future success. (Meet with or email me)


With or without my direct help, this is not just about having the latest tech—it's about having the right tech strategy in place to drive your business forward. Good luck with your efforts and feel free to keep me in the loop!


Your Friendly Business Technologist,


—Joshua

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