Why "fixing problems" is costing you money

When your systems go down, what happens next?

For most companies, it looks like this:

1. Panic

2. Call IT support

3. Wait

4. Get back to work

5. Repeat next time

This reactive cycle is destroying your productivity.

Every minute of downtime costs money.

But there's a deeper cost: opportunity cost.

When your IT team is constantly putting out fires, they can't build for the future.

They can't implement systems that prevent problems. They can't optimize for efficiency. They can't strategize for growth.

It's like having a skilled architect spend all day patching leaky roofs instead of designing new buildings.

The companies pulling ahead aren't just fixing problems faster.

They're preventing them entirely.

Is your IT approach reactive or proactive?

The difference determines whether technology is a cost center or a growth driver.

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—Jared 

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