Today we’re going to look into human behaviour, and just how it’s been shaped by advances in technology. Understanding your target market is a basic skill in business, and our target markets have all been affected by technology, so it makes sense to discuss how the Risk Dashboard plays a part in complimenting how humans have changed over time. Understanding this means we can work with you to get the very best out of your business.
The Risk Dashboard Helps You to Remember
Research has shown that those who have grown up with technology have worse memories than those who have not.[1] It’s a pretty shocking statement but actually makes perfect sense. The explanation is simple: we no longer need to remember information such as lists of phone numbers, addresses, and email address. We have smartphones, iPads, tablets, and Google. We have 4G, even 5G in some areas now, and nearly everywhere has access to WiFi. Our point is, we no longer need to remember the details, as long as we know how to find the information, and our brains have evolved to do this efficiently.
Think about it, can you remember the number for your local favourite takeaway? Even if you call them a little more often that you’d like to admit, we can almost guarantee you don’t know their number off by heart. But, we bet you know exactly where to find it in your phone or online… maybe you even have it on speed dial! You don’t need to know their number, you just need to know how to find it, and finding it in a digital format is typically much faster than finding it in a phone book.
So, how does the Risk Dashboard link into all of this? Simple. Our modular structure displays clearly where everything is, whether that be information about Health and Safety, Human Resources, Finances… you name it, you can find it. We’ve worked long and hard with our design team to create a user-friendly interface, so everyone can confidently navigate around the platform to ultimately identify and manage their business risk. You, therefore, don’t need to memorise everyone’s salaries or performance targets. You don’t need to remember the names and phone numbers of each of your suppliers. You don’t even need to remember who your insurance provider is. With the Risk Dashboard, it’s all there, easily displayed and easily navigated.
The Risk Dashboard Helps Ensure Your Business is Up-to-Date
This point is twofold. Firstly, we ensure your business is current in regard to compliance. Without being compliant, your company is at risk.
The second point, however, focusses on how business is changing and moving online. A prime example of this is with accounting software, and it’s covered in depth in our blog, ‘How is technology changing the future of accounting?’
Accounting is so much more than numbers – to be able to have full control of your finances, you need to look at every single department, possible economic changes, future growth opportunities, and so on and so forth. All of this is covered in the Risk Dashboard, making it an accountant’s dream (if we say so ourselves!). The Risk Dashboard, therefore, proves itself to be a current, expertise piece of software, suitable for any business, no matter what size and no matter what industry.
For more information on how the Risk Dashboard can assist you, visit our website, or please don’t hesitate to contact Neil Campbell, Commercial Director on neil.campbell@riskdashboard.co.uk or info@riskdashboard.co.uk
[1] https://www.wired.com/2007/09/st-thompson-3/
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