How Do You Scale A Business?

Scale A Business

Scaling and growing a business needs a plan just as you would establish or start up a new business. Scaling a business means staging a business model to support growth. First, evaluate the current situation of the business, and identify the things that need to be done in order to increase revenues. In fact, you can assess your business using a sales report. From a sales report, you can project your sales numbers and assess whether or not your resources will support the target capacity or prevent poor customer service and create confusion among staff members. Below, we take a look at some of the key components in scaling your company, and how to scale your business in 2021.

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Managing Seasonal Inventory

Managing Seasonal Inventory

Supply and demand are what drives the entire supply chain industry, netting billions of dollars every year. When it’s your job to be on the supply side of things, you’ll notice that customer demand often includes seasonal stock. Seasonal stock can make up part of your supply chain, or you might specialize in the providing of seasonal goods. How can seasonal inventory be managed for year-round supply? Read more below to find out how managing seasonal inventory can be more effectively handled if you’re in the supply business.

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How To Execute Company Strategy

Execute Company Strategy

Your company has a strategy. Are you confident it is ready to be deployed and executed? Most likely not, as 60%-90% of company strategy implementations fail and only 14% of executives are satisfied with the execution of a strategy. This post introduces a framework to assess your company’s strategy execution readiness, in order to align leaders around how to bridge your strategy to execution gaps.

Before a company strategy can be deployed and executed effectively, you need to have leadership alignment around execution readiness. Your leadership team has to ask themselves at least the following four questions:

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