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Easy Ways to Step Up Your Business’s Technology December 14, 2020 by Alan Rasof
For most businesses, consumer trends are the catalyst for innovation. For others, it spawns from the need to compete with new entrants into a market space. In today’s rapidly changing tech-based world, businesses are in a perpetual cycle of adaptation in order to stay competitive. Companies risk losing customers, but they also risk losing talented workers to competitors who provide opportunity and salary because they embrace tech. Keeping an open kind is crucial, as is staying up to date on the latest trends. There are several things companies can do to step up their tech game. The rst step is to examine your customer base and do an honest self-analysis of how well you serve them. Ask for customer and employee feedback to get as much information as possible. This might be a dif cult step for CEOs, but it’s essential to put your ego to the side. The more honest you are, the more successful you will be after making any necessary changes. Because of COVID, there is a surge in people working from home. Many of these employees shall continue to do so inde nitely. Evaluate all the tools provided to your team to ensure seamless productivity in this new landscape. You must make remote communication and customer service as stress-free as possible. Many companies are employing AI technology to provide 24/7 chatbots to handle the majority of FAQs. This serves to please customers at any hour and give customer service employees the time needed to tackle more challenging cases.
Another way to step up business technology is to focus on what your business needs. If you are a company that focuses on sales, it makes sense to concentrate your efforts on providing your sales team with all the tools they need to be productive and successful. This might include a massive changeup regarding IT systems. Do a formal count of all your hardware, including cellphones, then evaluate whether it would be more ef cient to put everything on one system, such as Apple, Microsoft, Android, etc. It’s also essential to protect employees from themselves by reinstating security protocols and remaining your team about common sense regarding potential malware and email scams.
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