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If you want great technology: Get the right people, in the right roles, in the right structures. That’s the path. Learn more
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Let’s say you’re ready for your technology to be a turbocharger rather than a constant anchor. You’re ready to make your staff’s efforts more efficient, harnessing talent rather than continuously wasting time. You’re ready to tap into the potential of your staff and your constituents, and to break the cycle of constant technology debacles and disappointments.
How do you get from here to there? We’ve pulled together this Roadmap to a Better Technology Tomorrow to walk you through exactly that. Read more…
Over the years we’ve worked with organizations to not just implement Salesforce, but to also build and incubate internal staff or teams who are ready to take full ownership of their system’s and organization’s success. This white paper offers models and specifics for how to put in place engaged, dedicated, thoughtful internal capacity to guide your technology. Read more…
A baseline “curriculum” of bite-size writings, to help people get up to speed on our methodology for running successful technology efforts. Many have found it to be an effective framework for breaking the common cycle of technology dysfunction and debacles, and moving instead towards strategic, consistent, continuously-improving technology.
Your technology should be great.
If you want great technology: Get the right people, in the right toles, in the right structures. That’s the path.
Far too often, technology dysfunction is the norm rather than the exception. Efforts to harness the power and potential of technology often come up short at best, and at worst, they end up in utter debacle - leaving people held back at every turn. This isn’t inevitable. Your technology should and can support your work beautifully.
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