The new financial year presents great opportunities to review and assess current business practices and processes to make informed decisions about the year ahead.
Stephen Darracott, vice president and country manager, Pitney Bowes Japan, Australia and New Zealand, said, “The past 18 months have been disruptive yet transformative as companies have adapted to doing business during a pandemic. It’s demonstrated how essential digital transformation is to prepare businesses for the future by providing the flexibility and agility needed to adapt to significant changes in the market. SMEs especially need to invest in technologies and solutions that will help to achieve greater efficiencies, while making more time and resources available for growth opportunities.”
The new financial year is the ideal time to assess business practices and identify potential improvements. There are four areas that SMEs should consider to help achieve this objective: