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Every organization strives for growth, but if that growth isn't sustainable, you're only putting your company at risk. To put it simply, you should focus on scaling rather than fast growth.
While supply chain issues and the competition for top talent will linger for many years, organizations must restructure themselves to be sustainable so that they can pivot and adapt quickly when market conditions change in unpredictable ways.
Having the ability to adapt to change is crucial to prospering in a constantly evolving business environment. Scalability, or the ability to grow or reduce resources on demand, is a valuable indicator of this flexibility that serves as a basis for organizational sustainability.
While tech acceleration is about fast implementations that fix short-term issues and meet immediate needs, smart tech acceleration focuses on implementing technology capable of supporting an organization's long-term goals and vision.
When planning for smart tech acceleration, taking the top tech trends and emerging technologies into consideration is crucial to carry your business successfully into the future.
The rapid growth of technology shows no signs of slowing, and businesses have gradually begun to adjust to the "new normal." Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have started to realize that to provide a competitive level of service to both customers and employees, they must keep up with current trends that support their goals and vision.
The technological landscape has advanced dramatically over the last couple of decades and continues to move faster than anyone could have ever imagined. Failure to keep up with the latest technology trends and current business practices can put your company at risk, but just investing in next-generation technologies does not guarantee successful implementation.
The technological landscape has advanced dramatically over the last couple of decades and continues to move faster than anyone could have ever imagined. Failure to keep up with the latest technology trends and current business practices can put your company at risk, but just investing in next-generation technologies does not guarantee successful implementation.
Technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, empowering businesses to accomplish more in less time. The transformations that technology has brought about in the business world are mind-boggling and with transformative change comes stress.
Technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, empowering businesses to accomplish more in less time. The transformations that technology has brought about in the business world are mind-boggling and with transformative change comes stress.
Change produces stress in technology environments and among those who implement or are affected by the change. This is why change management is so critical for successful implementation.
5 ways to invest wisely in technology that supports long-term organizational goals
If your business is like most organizations, you've probably experienced quite a few changes since the onset of the pandemic. To adapt to COVID-19 restrictions and keep employees and customers safe, businesses had to make snap decisions overnight when it came to implementing new technology solutions to keep operations running smoothly.
Smart tech acceleration focuses on implementing technology that supports an organization's long-term goals and vision.
A change management strategy helps you plan ahead for a step-by-step implementation that reduces organizational stress and equips workers with the knowledge they need to navigate any change successfully.
When introducing new technology to your IT infrastructure, it's important to remember that change can be hard for individuals. It can be incredibly difficult to anticipate whether end users will easily take it on their own. You need a well-planned change management strategy when implementing new technology to help you achieve success and extract the maximum out of your investment. Here are five ways to manage change in the workplace when implementing new technology.
While an MSP can augment technology expertise and knowledge gaps, if you've never worked with one before and aren't sure what to expect, finding the right MSP partner can be difficult. That's why we've compiled a list of seven of the most important questions you should ask an MSP when determining whether they are a good fit to meet your technology infrastructure and service needs.
Over the last few decades, technology has been a driving force in business transformation and doesn't show any signs of slowing down. The fact that direct digital transformation investments are projected to total $7 trillion between 2020 and 2023 demonstrates this.1 If you want your firm to succeed, you must have the appropriate technologies to help you keep up with the changing business world.
If you don't have an IT background, the results of a technology audit can be perplexing. You might be overwhelmed by the number of items that need to be refreshed or replaced, and you might be unsure where to begin. Prioritization and the stoplight approach are particularly useful in this situation. Having a Vivitec on your side will allow you to seamlessly audit and remediate IT issues.
Technology is an unavoidable component of most businesses these days, helping them achieve their goals and vision. However, if you are not cautious, technological flaws could allow cybercriminals to access your network and cause harm to your company. Technology auditing is the solution to this problem.