Listen "Go on offense with tech equity – before you are left behind"
Episode Synopsis
• It can make your company future ready
• “To be future ready and out-perform requires you to take a different approach”
(Total Recorded Time is 14:35)
How’s your organization’s “tech equity?” Business and technology advisor Michael Fillios says medium and even small businesses must go on offense with thoughtful and innovative solutions to future-proof themselves — especially with investments in technology.
But what’s a wise investment of limited funds? And how does one avoid investing in the next Betamax or Blockbuster video store chain?
“Hardware. Software. It could be talent,” Mr. Fillios says of what constitutes tech equity. “It could be the way you automate processes. It could be the way you think about data.”
In this edition of Bizgnus Interviews, Michael Fillios offers his ideas.
Please click here to watch the interview: https://youtu.be/rfMyGc1wu6M
Properly managed, tech equity can help a business “out-perform your competition,” he says. “To be future ready and out-perform requires you to take a different approach to the way you think about technology.”
Mr. Fillios is founder and CEO of IT Ally, a firm for family owned and private equity backed small- and medium-sized businesses. He is a former Fortune 500 global CIO, small business CFO, technology entrepreneur and management consultant with more than 25 years of experience. His first book, Tech Debt 2.0: How to Future Proof Your Small Business and Improve Your Tech Bottom Line, was published by the IT Ally Institute in April 2020. His new book is Tech Equity, How to Future Ready Your Small Business and Outperform Your Competition(BookBaby, May 4, 2023).
For more information: https://itallyllc.com
• “To be future ready and out-perform requires you to take a different approach”
(Total Recorded Time is 14:35)
How’s your organization’s “tech equity?” Business and technology advisor Michael Fillios says medium and even small businesses must go on offense with thoughtful and innovative solutions to future-proof themselves — especially with investments in technology.
But what’s a wise investment of limited funds? And how does one avoid investing in the next Betamax or Blockbuster video store chain?
“Hardware. Software. It could be talent,” Mr. Fillios says of what constitutes tech equity. “It could be the way you automate processes. It could be the way you think about data.”
In this edition of Bizgnus Interviews, Michael Fillios offers his ideas.
Please click here to watch the interview: https://youtu.be/rfMyGc1wu6M
Properly managed, tech equity can help a business “out-perform your competition,” he says. “To be future ready and out-perform requires you to take a different approach to the way you think about technology.”
Mr. Fillios is founder and CEO of IT Ally, a firm for family owned and private equity backed small- and medium-sized businesses. He is a former Fortune 500 global CIO, small business CFO, technology entrepreneur and management consultant with more than 25 years of experience. His first book, Tech Debt 2.0: How to Future Proof Your Small Business and Improve Your Tech Bottom Line, was published by the IT Ally Institute in April 2020. His new book is Tech Equity, How to Future Ready Your Small Business and Outperform Your Competition(BookBaby, May 4, 2023).
For more information: https://itallyllc.com
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