Mobile Payment Strategy: Is Your Small Business Developing One?
A Rick E Norris, An Accountancy Corp Publication
Issue: # July 8th 2015
Welcome to the LA CPA Expose’ . These articles outline business and personal financial advice on a variety of topics. You should always consult your professional and legal advisors before implementing any new strategies.
Mobile Payment Strategy: Is Your Small Business Developing One?
I remember around 1970 asking for a “stingray” type bicycle with a five speed stick shift and a slick tire. I was definitely leap-frogging my friends’ stingrays who lacked multiple gears. I nailed them on the hills. My bike was the early precursor of the multi-gear mountain bikes that cost up to $5,000 today. I was ahead of the pack, for a while anyway.
Last December, I wrote about the mobile payment strategy in Is Your Viral Strategy Becoming Obsolete? I asked the question of whether your strategy and tactics are being adjusted to accommodate the next horizon? If you were, you were ahead of the pack.
In a Company’s Strategic Culture, Where There’s Smoke There’s Fire! (But What if You Can’t See the Smoke?)
Employee resistance is the most common reason executives (and small business owners) cite for the failure of organizational change. Strong, respected change leaders i.e., people with informal influences, is needed to convince employees about the value of a new business strategy. Your effort to convince those who can influence others may create cultural change, allowing employees “own” the process. Join Rick and Brandon as they give some tips on how to nurture these key individuals.
In a Company’s Strategic Culture, Where There’s Smoke There’s Fire! (But What if You Can’t See the Smoke?)
