aBusiness FAQ

Well-optimized processes are not only the cornerstone of success in saturated markets. A market player that has optimized its processes better than any other has an immense advantage over its competitors.

Example: a print shop in Switzerland optimizes its processes to such an extent that it now has everything printed in Poland and only operates its marketing and website in Switzerland. Secondly, thanks to the lower wage level there, a print job can be completed much more cheaply. Thanks to an IT-supported order acceptance process, support that is also outsourced abroad with IT-supported inquiry management and electronic invoicing of services, the print shop can offer the lowest prices on the entire market. This gives it a significant advantage over its competitors. The print shop can lower its prices so low that the competition collapses by the dozen. Thanks to their traditional, rigid and non-optimized business processes, the competition only loses ground and has to watch as a winner takes the whole piece of the pie for itself.

This example essentially shows quite clearly that companies that do not constantly review and optimize their business processes are the losers of the future. However, companies that constantly review and optimize their processes are well equipped for the future.

If you like, you can take a closer look at aBusiness - this is software that creates streamlined processes within the company, turning the company into a kind of machine.

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