• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Submissions
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Feb 5, 2023
  • Startup
    • Creating a Plan
    • Funding a Startup
    • Franchise Center
    • Getting Your Office Ready
    • Making Your Business Official
    • Marketing Your New Business
    • Personal Readiness
  • Run & Grow
    • Customer Service
    • Human Resources
    • Innovation
    • Legal
    • Operations
    • Risk Management
  • Leadership
    • Best Practices
    • Communication
    • Green Initiatives
    • Open Culture
    • Strategic Planning
    • People Skills
  • Sales & Marketing
    • Advertising and Lead Generation
    • Marketing Innovations
    • Marketing Plans
    • Online Marketing
    • Relationships
    • Sales Activities
  • Finance
    • Budgeting and Personal Finance
    • Payments and Collections
    • Tax and Accounting
    • Pricing Strategy
    • Working with Investors
    • Working with Lenders
  • Tech
    • eCommerce
    • Hardware
    • Software
    • Security
    • Tech Reviews
    • Telecom
  • Shop

SmallBizClub

Helping You Succeed

taxbandits banner
Home / Technology / Time to Futureproof Your Small Business
Time to Futureproof Your Small Business

Time to Futureproof Your Small Business

2029 Views

Feb 21, 2020 By Charlotte Sylvester

Technology is becoming a bigger and bigger part of any business. There are very few companies that exist today that don’t use computers, the internet, even smartphones. With every passing year the need for companies to adopt new technology grows.

Without being up to date and having the right equipment, even the largest business is in danger of getting left in the dust. But even those companies that do adopt technology might still be missing out on some significant opportunities. Here are some pieces of technology that your business may not be using, but you’re going to want to invest in sooner rather than later.

Source: Pexels.com

Wearables

Don’t worry; we’re not going to tell you to create a dedicated staff clothing line. Wearables are pieces of technology that your employees can have on their person at all times. A lot of companies are starting to provide these to their staff with positive results. These wearables can be continuously connected to providers of real-time information and data. This allows employees to get the information they need immediately. And it does so without needing to clutter up their computer workspace. It also allows you to stay in contact with your employees more easily.

Technological disposal

Technology moves fast, we all know this. And using up-to-date tech can be the difference between staying ahead of the curve and falling behind. Keeping your business and your employees provided with current equipment is a great policy, but it can produce waste.

It’s important that you’re disposing of these old smartphones and tablets in a safe manner. Not to mention making sure that you’re as environmentally sound as possible. Waste management is becoming a bigger and bigger issue for many businesses as their environmental impact becomes a higher priority.

The cloud

Storage is an issue for any business. Once upon a time is was a matter of physical space, with offices filling up with filing cabinets. Luckily that’s no longer an issue, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have new ones to contend with. Digital storage faces a similar issue of space. Keeping all your data on local servers can eat up vast amounts of space that can cause your computers to run much more slowly than you want.

That’s where the cloud comes in. The cloud is essentially a huge network of servers, all linked together. This means that working alongside an aws database migration service Cloud storage services allow you to store your data and files securely and ensure that you and your employees can all access them.

The time will probably come when technology like this will be standard, if not mandatory for every business. The key to staying ahead of the curve is constantly looking forward. Don’t wait to see what your competitors are doing. Attend conferences, scour the web. Make sure that by the time your competitors have found some technology to improve their business; yours is already using it.

Filed Under: Hardware, Technology Tagged With: cloud Storage, Storage, Technology, Wearables

Charlotte Sylvester

Charlotte Sylvester

Charlotte Sylvester is a post-graduate freelance writer with 5 years experience in ghostwriting and blog management. As well as being a seasoned writer and aspiring author, Charlotte is a passionate Badminton player, although her heart outweighs her talent.

Related Posts

  • 5 Ways Small Businesses Can Embrace Smart Home Technology
  • How Long Can You Lease a Storage Unit?
  • cloud-storage-options-for-small-businessHow to Protect Your Business’s Assets on a Cloud Network

Primary Sidebar

Random

10-entrepreneur-milestones-that-make-funding-easy

How Funding Data Can Improve Investor Outcomes

Feb 2, 2023 By SmallBizClub

two-key-digital-innovations-for-small-business

What Can You Do to Give Your Business a Boost?

Feb 2, 2023 By Charlotte Sylvester

5 Tips for Self-Financing Your Startup

Feb 1, 2023 By Lending Tree

Best Places to Buy Property in Portugal: Quick Overview

Feb 1, 2023 By SmallBizClub

4-services-you-need-when-moving-into-a-new-office

Key Factors in Choosing a Real Estate Agent to Sell Your Property

Jan 31, 2023 By SmallBizClub

Footer

About Us

Small Biz Club is the premier destination for small business owners and entrepreneurs. To succeed in business, you have to constantly learn about new things, evaluate what you’re doing, and look for ways to improve—that’s what we’re here to help you do.

  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS
  • Twitter

Copyright © 2023 by Tarkenton Institute, Inc. All Rights Reserved | Terms | Privacy