Sir Richard Branson is famously quoted for saying: “Clients do not come first. Employees come first. If you take care of your employees, they will take care of the clients.” I am certainly not going to argue with that. Yet, when it comes to systemisation, there is a common misconception that implementing systems is somehow […]
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But wouldn’t you need time and space in the first place to create systems in your business? How do you get started with creating systems? Is there an easy way to create that space? These and many other questions get answered in David’s book. Find a copy here.
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So when is the best time to start putting business systems in place? It is clear that when you are at a stage of business development where you got some traction in the market but desperately need to grow, doing nothing will aggravate your situation of lack – lack of time, manpower, or money. Or
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Have you started to document your business processes, yet? How much thought have you put into the location where to store your systems? The intuitive approach for many is to start on a hard drive of a local server – somewhere in the file system, perhaps having a spreadsheet or database to help to index.
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One of the decisions you’ll have to take when you tackle the task of documenting your business systems is about where to actually store your systems documents. Now there are quite a few choices out there, but more on that in another post, perhaps. It is kind of obvious that this is a fundamental decision.
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I stumbled over a mindboggling fact the other day. I read a quote from a report surveying 10,500 office workers in 11 countries, saying that one quarter of their annual work time was spent doing repetitive tasks in the office like manually inputting data, managing e-mail, and filing documents. Now think about that for a
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In SYSTEMology® we differentiate between four stages of business development that any business goes through in one way or another. Here are the most typical characteristics of these stages: Stage #1: Survival The business owner is in an endless loop of chasing the work, getting the work, and doing the work. This creates up and
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I believe it was Robin Sharma – a great author himself – who looked at a hundred of the most successful people in the world of business and found that one of the things they all had in common was that they were integrating reading into their daily habits: “Ordinary people have big TV’s. Extraordinary
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