Systems and tools
Walk into the main office of an installation company on a Tuesday morning, and you will see a large screen on the wall displaying the daily schedule. The...
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Systems and tools
Your company already runs on something. Not a CRM and not an ERP, but the system your work, your customers and your decisions actually run on.
Systems and tools
Five signs, and none of them depends on which software you run. Plus the three situations that look exactly like this but are not.
Systems and tools
Excel is a precise tool for calculation, but not for keeping records. Four concrete limits of the spreadsheet, and what to move out of it first.
Systems and tools
When off-the-shelf is enough, and what you give up in return. Plus a third answer that is neither of the two extremes.
Systems and tools
Subscriptions are the visible part. Double entry and the price of moving never arrive as a bill, and you pay them anyway.
Systems and tools
Five good tools still do not add up to a way of working. There is a half-minute test for whether your company runs on a system or on a pile of apps.
Systems and tools
It is not the wrong tool that slows you down. It is the distance between them. Where the day goes when work lives in four places.
Systems and tools
The tool you had made three years ago still works. The person who understood it does not work here anymore.
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