It may sound counter-intuitive but there can be advantages to allowing your business process to include some failure. Here’s what we mean by that. We know that you have spent time defining your purpose, your goals, and how you get things done with your staff. We’ve talked about efficient and effective work procedures. So why
As a business grows, its operational efficiency becomes increasingly critical. Successful operational effectiveness is demonstrated through the adoption of work systems designed to get the work done with metrics reporting their outcomes. The reason that creating well documented systems is so important is that the standardized procedures allow for more consistent work flow. In essence,
Positive business growth needs to be monitored and nurtured as the organization rapidly moves through each calendar year. Is your business on target, or have you already found yourself moving off course? With the completion of each quarter, it is recommended that you complete an AAR. An AAR is a military abbreviation for an After-Action
Writing your business procedures is probably the least glamourous part of the business, but it may be one of the most essential. Having a written document that outlines, step-by-step, how you do stuff can save your business time, money, and add value to your bottom line. Committing a process to writing can solve a multitude