Business moves quickly, and the key to survival is being flexible enough to adapt to the changes. In today’s volatile marketplace, it’s always a good idea to take a look at your daily operations and make sure you’re on the right track. You might not be able to control what happens outside your doors, but you can always look for ways to run a tighter ship!
An increasing number of businesses are making the transition to digital document handling, and the number of holdouts who insist on hard copies continue to decline. It’s natural for experienced professionals to be skeptical about new business trends, but the people have spoken and the digital age is here to stay! A few businesses still keep printed copies of important documents on file, and many industries insist on them. But if you’ve been around long enough to experience the hassles of filing cabinets (or rooms) it’s easy to appreciate the ease and convenience of instant document retrieval.
Capital has been providing premium quality imaging equipment and productivity solutions for small businesses since 1939, and we take a lot of pride in our constant commitment to remaining on the cutting edge of technology. We carry the full line of Kyocera Multi-Function Products (MFPs), which all offer crystal clear image resolution and industry-leading uptime. We’re always happy to schedule a free consultation to discuss your options and show you just how affordable it can be to upgrade your printers and copiers. We’re also a Kyocera Service Solutions Provider dealer with technicians who have met the most rigorous training and certification standards, and we offer affordable maintenance agreements to keep your MFPs online at all times.
Lean manufacturing” and “Total Quality Management” have been instituted in just about every business sector since the 1980s, particularly in manufacturing. But the principles are just as applicable in other business sectors. By taking a top to bottom approach to the problems of doing business, organizations can locate bottlenecks and streamline processes. The name of the game in lean manufacturing is doing more with less, and making sure your line employees have direct contact with decision makers. They also need fast track authority to make decisions based on the best available information in real time.
Small business owners have always struggled to make ends meet, but the past couple of years have been some of the most economically difficult in our history. We began 2020 with a global health crisis, and just when we thought we were out of the weeds we started getting more bad news. How do we expect to keep our doors open in the face of such adversity in the marketplace?