Is it time for a Business Systems Heath Check?
When you hear the word Health Check, it’s natural to think of a visit to your GP, clinic or hospital for a check up in order to get an overview of your current health. After various tests and examinations, you then get feedback to confirm if all is well, you need to make lifestyle changes or maybe there are some priority issues to pay attention to.
The same can be said for your business information systems. Over time, unchecked, they can easily become less than fit for purpose. Your systems will not automatically update to reflect changes in your business.
Neglecting your systems will leave them out of alignment with your overall business strategy and unable to respond to the needs of your customers.
Our unique Business Systems Health Check has three steps:
Our Business Systems Health Check presents you with a summary action plan proposing steps needed to ensure your business information systems meet your objectives, remove inefficiencies and safeguard your investment.
These are presented in a format that can be used to support internal justifications or board papers, etc.
Telltale signs it’s time for your Business Systems Health Check
As businesses and markets evolve, business systems will start to show signs of diverging from alignment and becomes less and less of a business enabler. Using the latest lean thinking, Gradient’s consultants can help you streamline your processes and working practices and integrate them with your system. Taking a look at the questions and statements below is the start of the process to getting your Business Systems Health Check
We’ll help you make an informed decision:
Almac return to Gradient to get further System Selection support from Gradient. The Almac Group had already previously worked with Gradient, this time Almac PS a member of the Almac Group came to Gradient for an ERP system selection
Almac return to Gradient to get further System Selection support from Gradient. The Almac Group had already previously worked with Gradient on a System Selection for a finance system. This time a HR system was needed for their expanding workforce.
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