Manuel is a passionate, driven, and techsavvy AV technician, 
I see it every day. Companies realize that they need to enhance their capabilities, update their technology software, and get their staff up to speed on the latest and greatest technologies in their industry. Some have even invested in expensive new software and installed it on their designers’ computers. But there it sits… unused potential just taking up hard drive space.
Why would a company spend money on a product that they don’t use? Well, there can be a number of reasons, but here are a few of the most common obstacles businesses face when trying to implement modern technologies.
Lack of training. Unless your users are already proficient in the solution you are implementing, it’s important to remember that they will need some form of training to get them up and running. Not many users can grasp new concepts without training. The amount of training required depends on the magnitude of the changes being implemented and the ability of each user to learn and embrace new concepts.
Lack of motivation Drive by Daniel Pink - Book Evaluation - by Stacie Stacie Stacie People often don't understand what drives me at work. I can spend countless hours writing articles or working on my newsletter. I might also be active on Twitter, connecting with potential clients, business partners, and engaging with interesting people. I frequently attend in-person networking meetings and events. A common comment I… .
It may be your vision to implement new technology ChatGPT and Artificial Intelligence - With ChatGPT, we find ourselves in the midst of a technological revolution these days. Many people are oblivious to it. For instance, my wife, who isn't very tech-savvy, has no idea how crucial these years are for the future of the next generations. Artificial intelligence is here, many will lose their jobs, and new technologies… that will take your company to new levels of productivity, but do your users share the same vision? To many of them, this may simply be something new that will make their jobs harder. You must clearly communicate the benefits of the new solution and the commitment of the company to support it and those who will be using it. Some users may readily embrace the new technology, while others may resist with all they’ve got. Be prepared to mandate this new way of doing things for your entire organization or be prepared for a division of users into the “new order” and the “old order.”
Lack of time.
This is perhaps the most tangible and challenging hurdle when implementing new technologies at businesses. Users who already have limited time are now being asked to somehow find time to integrate new systems. Be prepared to make concessions on deadlines or choose a slower period to allow your users to get up to speed. Try targeting one or two users at a time to implement your new solution on a specific project to allow for a gradual implementation instead of going across the board and bringing your users to a halt.
Whatever your specific obstacles may be, understand that the implementation of new technology will not only make your business more competitive but is crucial to keep up in today’s marketplace. Be prepared to do more than just research what’s available and then purchase the technology. You need a plan for implementing the new solution, or you’ll end up wasting time and money. Work closely with a company that has already successfully made a similar leap in technology or with a consultant who has helped other companies like yours implement a similar solution. Do this, and before you know it, your organization will be light years ahead of your competition!
Manuel Marino is a seasoned Senior Producer, Music Composer, and Artist with over a decade of experience. He specializes in branded entertainment across various mediums, including video games, films, and advertising campaigns. With 20+ years as a game music composer, Manuel has worked on numerous platforms, creating diverse orchestral soundtracks. HIRE ME
