Sustainable growth
The growth of the business must be sustainable, i.e. it must continue to regenerate and reorganise itself to remain viable and of present important at any future instance. We focus on technological sustainability, with business owners undertaking careful financial planning to ensure sustainable growth. The business must behave responsibly towards health and safety, environmental pollution, compliances, and due regard for all those who are affected by it. For a business to sustain itself over time, it must satisfy current and align to future needs of its customers.
Our services
We can help identify future issues that may affect sustainable and consistent growth from a technology use perspective through the following:
- Review of business positioning, capability and ability to sustain market challenges
- Review of global business demand for products and services and a shift in this buying behaviour for the future
- Identification of market risks and challenges
- Compliance issues related to technological area of work and their impact on business sustainability
- Review and recommendations on environmental, health and safety based sustainability
- Review of how future price changes in supply chain may affect product production
- Development of innovation strategies
- Review of waste management and current operations in terms of tools and machinery
Our approach
We work closely with business owners and senior management teams to inform them of sustainability issues. All products and services are likely to face competition over time. In such conditions margins increasingly get squeezed, users expect more for less and the long-term future of many products may become uncertain. A business with no documented strategy on business sustainability risks total collapse. A sustainable business is therefore built around sustainable products, innovation and foresight into future technological developments. Our approach is to quantify such a strategy and set clear milestones for business teams where the focus is not how well the business is doing but future sustainability.
Issues you may be facing
- Market competition is increasing exponentially and your products and services are priced out
- Competing products have more innovative features and you do not have a roadmap to improve or innovate your existing products
- There has been a change in required standards and compliances and your products have limited potential unless certifications are obtained from government agencies
- You feel that there is a limited life of your business and unless you diversify your business risks closure
- Your tools and machinery are outdated and cannot keep up with production targets
- The health and safety of your workers is at risk