Many great businesses start in a home office; grow to a small office, and then build to large successful enterprises. Think of Apple, HP, and Google to name a few obvious examples. There are thousands of companies with less recognition who have started small and grown large. You could be the owner and CEO of a large company some day. On the other hand many businesses start small, stay small and are very successful and profitable as well.
In either case, it pays to look at your long term goals when planning the purchase and implementation of technology for your company.
For example, if you are buying a new computer for your office you may be inclined to buy the computer with the lowest price, but that computer will probably be equipped Windows 7 Home Edition which is fine if you are working alone. If a business with employees is in your plan Windows 7 Proffesional is a better choice. That version offers greater networking capability allowing you to connect your computers and share information more easily which is essential to a growing business.
What Is Your Technology Plan?
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Monday, March 15, 2010
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