Organizational silos are a big source of waste in most organizations, large and small.
This question was asked on Linkedin and thought it was worthwhile posting here.
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Most entrepreneurs start a business because they have a particular skill, knowledge or product, and feel that they can sell this product or service. Each of us learns that running a business, takes many other skills that we may or may not have. These needs are what causes us frustration, complicates our lives and often causes the business to fail.
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- Marc Lachance
- Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
- I specialize in helping small businesses to simplify their business operations, so they can spend their time on selling or delivering.
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- IT projects without a goal
- Software reduces business productivity
- Surviving the recession: Lean thinking
- Computer systems reliability and business impact.
- Organizational silos -why do they exist
- Do you want to buy technology or upgrade your busi...
- Lean is the way for business startups
- IBM provides software to help businesses to improv...
- Why don't more Small Businesses look at improving ...
- CRM for your business or your sales force?
- Is it time to cut back or invest in Technology?
- What's an Owner's time worth?
- Are you Wasting your Software Investments?
- Recession and Opportunity in Information Technology
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