What does your business technology acquisition strategy look like? When you purchase equipment from most providers, you sign on to a traditional leasing model. Most agreements range in length from 36 to 72 months with very limited flexibility.
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Topics: Office Efficiency, Print Standardization, work-life
IT has a big job. Not only are they responsible for ensuring your organization has the technology backbone needed to operate well, but they are also responsible for the security of your organization. Healthcare is especially challenging with regulation and compliance added in.
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Topics: Quality IT Support, Professionalism, Printer, Office Efficiency, Healthcare
Cash Flow is king. In no other industry is this truer than in the Healthcare industry. One of the biggest challenges healthcare providers face is cash-flow.
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Topics: Productivity, Office Efficiency, Business Technology Assessment, Work-flow, Healthcare, cost control
We would all be more effective in our jobs if we spent more time doing the most important things. Have you ever seen a Priority Matrix? This tool can help you quickly prioritize your tasks and become more effective.
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Topics: Productivity, Office Efficiency, Office Life
If you are looking to get a leg up on the competition by improving your office efficiency, outsourcing may just be the solution for you. While there are perceived pros and cons to outsourcing, depending on your specific needs, there is a good chance the benefits outweigh the risks.
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Topics: Office Efficiency
All organizations share a common goal: to improve efficiency. When your company is more efficient, it delivers products faster, provides better customer service, and gives a better return on investment.
But too many companies are convinced that boosting efficiency will take some paradigm shift, assuming that without a significant change, there won't be any marked improvement. The fact is, you don't need some sweeping change, a major culture shift, or anything hugely disruptive to become more efficient. A simple strategy change can make all the difference.
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Topics: Office Efficiency
