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Writer's picturePaige Bethke

Are Your Business's Operations Working for You?



Time is money.


You've heard this, you know this, you've said this... but, when was the last time you assessed HOW your business's time is being spent?


Could you be saving money in ways that you haven't even considered?


Sometimes it's so easy to get so hyper-focused on specific areas of growth that we forget to take the time to zoom out and look at how our entire organization is functioning as a whole.


We LOVE helping our clients save time and money, so we've compiled a list of ways businesses can start to analyze their processes to identify areas that can be improved!


Ways to take FULL advantage of process optimization

There are numerous ways to improve your business's operations. Here are a few of our favorites:


Process Improvement

From different departments working together within an organization, to employees collaborating virtually, to departmental heads trying to help a team work together more efficiently… All of these things tie back to process improvement.


By improving the processes within different sectors of a business, you can help teams work together more efficiently by:

  • Simplifying the job of your employees (through the streamlining of previously tedious processes)

  • Eliminating unnecessary steps

  • Using artificial intelligence to implement improvements

Sometimes this is as simple as implementing a project management system, but can be as complex as integrating the various programs and systems an organization uses so that they can talk to each other, improving the way people work.


Streamlining

In an attempt to make things functional, organized or even visually appealing, we can unintentionally overcomplicate things.

Sometimes the easiest way to improve efficiency is to find ways to simplify processes.


TRAINING is a huge component of streamlining. When onboarding new employees, its always in a business's best interest to make sure their training program is user-friendly and clear so that retraining becomes a thing of the past. This also applies to training on new programs.

Processes should be clear and concise across the board.


Team/group organization

Ensuring that you have your local "experts" within your organization in the proper roles to lead or support programs or initiatives. Knowing your employees and having the ability to envision how each person's strengths can be utilized to support the team is crucial to an efficiently completed project.


Change management

Change management is huge within organizations right now because businesses are reacting to the many changes going on in the world!


Between the great resignation and employee demand for higher pay, better benefits and more flexibility, etc. there is no shortage of change. Having the ability to anticipate and manage change could make all the difference when it comes to the future success of your company.


Data & Analytics

Using data and analytics to make decisions for your organization. We love this topic so much that we've already written an entire blog post about it. Check it out to learn how you can maximize your marketing dollars using data tools.


Project management

It's hard to overemphasize the importance of efficiency in project management. When we're talking about organizing a team around a single goal, there are so many important factors to consider. Make sure your project management processes:

  • Have a clear start to finish lifecycle of the project

  • Outline clear role organization

  • Stay aligned with timeline, budget, etc.


New System Onboarding

Implementation of new systems can involve steep learning curves for your employees. When considering a new system it's important to take the time to determine the best option for the organization and to make sure that new system is implement and tailored the to the organizations’ needs.


Asset Management and Organization

Asset management ensures that your company can continue to grow and expand. It can involve asset tracking software that gives a full view of an entire life cycle of company assets. Because this is so important, some companies even hire an asset manager with the sole responsibility of reducing waste within the organization.


Ready to get your operations in order?



Contact us today to learn more about our operational services. We'd love to help you optimize your processes and get your operations working like a well-oiled machine!








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