Johannesburg, 09 Nov 2016
Every achievement begins with a small step and a big plan. From Neil Armstrong landing on the moon to Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary's first steps upon the summit of Mount Everest, mankind has always taken great, daring leaps in exploration and innovation. Moving from inefficient ways of working and doing business to big results and big-picture thinking can sometimes seem like an insurmountable task, says Kofax.
But, you can start with a few small steps. While most industries have recovered from the serious global recession of 2008, companies are facing an onslaught of new challenges and trends, ranging from disruptive competition to mobility developments, increasing regulatory requirements and stringent cost controls. A New York Times article found that manual processes limit an organisation's ability to compete, and labour-intensive industries fared worst in regaining jobs lost post-recession.
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