Ever wonder if the tech you are using might be the problem you are facing? Today, we are going to discuss finding the right technology for your organization.

Everyone has a list of priorities or requirements for the tools they need to do their job. Those priorities and requirements are what we use to help us decide which tool is the best.

We judge a tool by many things

• Easy of Use

• Easy of Access

• Reliability

• Brand

• Price

• Security Practices

• Stance on Social Issues

Each one of these categories and other ones play into our decision-making process. We see the tools we use as an asset to our organization, helping us to do whatever we are trying to accomplish better or faster.

But what happens when the tool becomes a problem, whether Unreliability, Slow, Dangerous, Unsupported, Out of Budget, Not Secure, or Conflicting Social Stance

You are now faced with the challenge of assessing a new tool to make sure your organization is running as best as possible and not letting it lose revenue or productivity due to using the wrong tool.

Now I want to make sure you are aware that I realized that every organization is different and faces different challenges. But I also want to note that at some point everything goes through changes and you will have to make changes, large or small if your organization is to continue to run efficiently.