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3. Operational Inefficiencies Uncorrected

We live in a world of instant gratification and that trend is sure to continue. With that in mind, are there any opportunities within your organization, to reduce waste, or eliminate inefficiencies?

As cash flow because more important than ever, it’s paramount that businesses always be mindful of how their mousetrap is operating. I believe that one of the most overlooked operational blunders is the mistake of using old technology, with an expectation of an increasing productivity.

It’s not secret that payroll is the number one expense of most businesses, and when the workforce is restricted, the entire organization becomes inefficient. A simplistic example of this is the use of old, slow, computers and software. When an employee uses equipment with a slower rate of output, then operations are sure to suffer inefficiencies.

This will be a three-part blog post that discusses the three most common mistakes that companies often make.

The economy today is a turbulent and uncertain one and many companies choose to react, rather than respond. Looking from a different angle, if we react to a certain medication…it’s bad, but if we respond-that’s good. The decisions that are made during a slow economy will impact your business for years to come, so take some time to ensure your actions are a response, not a reaction. Some of the items listed below are areas where organizations often react, instead of respond.

1. Capitalize on Market Opportunities

Thanks should be given to the small business owner, because it’s those companies who continue to reinvent the economy on a regular basis. Many new Brands are launched during a slow economy and many of those Brands continue to perform successfully. A good way to capitalize on market opportunities is to analyze trends, perform market analysis, and spend considerable time with nothing more than your imagination. Einstein said, “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”

Episode XI (11) Studios Photographs Fund Raising Event

Full-service video production and photography company, Episode XI Studios, LLC, located in Charlotte, NC photographs the North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association’s (NCRLA) annual fundraising event in Raleigh, NC.

The fundraising event took place on November 2, 2008, at the Angus Barn on, with the annual golf tournament on November 3, 2008, at the Prestonwood Golf Club; both are located in Raleigh, NC.

The NCRLA http://www.ncra.org/ is the voice of North Carolina’s $17.5 billion restaurant and lodging industries, representing the interests of more than 16,000 businesses throughout the state. Member businesses employ 10 percent of North Carolina’s workforce, and are among the largest private employment sectors in the state.

Episode XI Studios, LLC is located in Charlotte, NC, and believes in going well beyond a camera and tripod, providing quality video production and photography for small to mid-sized companies. By utilizing camera cranes and dollies, clients receive a final product that is a Hollywood-style production.

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