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The Forbes Coaches Council wrote how to approach and make better decisions about adopting the latest technologies. The article features 13 top tips from 13 Forbes council members, including our own CEO, Kristy McCann.
Since New technologies are developed and released almost daily, leaders of young businesses may think they need to implement the latest tech immediately to keep up or, if they’re in tech development themselves, rush a new product to market. But that’s not always the smartest move—with technology, as with anything else, “new” doesn’t always equal “better,” and “first” doesn’t always equal “winner.”
Deciding when to adopt or implement new technology is tricky, with many considerations to weigh before making a decision. So how can business leaders know when to “stay the course” with the technology they’re already providing versus pursuing innovation? We asked 13 members of Forbes Coaches Council to give their best advice on making the right decision for your company.
The 13 tips to help you swipe left or right with the latest technology:
“ #2. In decision-making, look through the lens of what value it will add, as there are tons of shiny new toys and it is easy to get overwhelmed by them. With any decision, there needs to be a clear value-add and value-impact to the team. Once you make a decision, the biggest hurdle is how to implement change with it. This is what matters the most. Good change management will guarantee the value of your decision. ”
— KRISTY MCCANN
Go deeper on the 13 Tips To Help Businesses Decide Whether To “Stay The Course” Or Embrace The Latest Tech and read the whole article on Forbes.
