Battling Multiple System Chaos - Small Business Computing

Battling Multiple System Chaos

Apr 20, 2010
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Small Business Trends: Battling Multiple System Chaos

Infusionsoft’s Tyler Garns offers a prescription for untangling the mess of multiple system chaos: recognize the problem, plan for a future state of non-chaos, integrate systems and consider all-in-one solutions.


“One of the strongest trends in small business today is the emergence and adoption of technology.

If you’ve started or run a business in the last 10 years, there’s a good chance that you have turned to technology for help. You may have created a spreadsheet to track leads. You might use a desktop calendaring system to plan out your days. You might use a web-based to-do/task list to keep on track. There’s a good chance you’re now using a web-based email marketing system. Hopefully you have a website by now. If you sell products online you almost certainly have a shopping cart hooked into your website (which might be made up of a merchant account, PayPal, eBay and more).”

Small Business Computing Staff

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