August 2022

How Operations Management Maximizes Productivity
by Pam Weiser

First, just in case you missed it, I made an announcement via social media earlier in the month about rebranding myself as a Business Operations Manager, because it aligns better with what I’m doing for my clients. Thank you for your support and encouragement! 

What is Operations Management? 

Operations management is the administration of business practices to create the highest level of efficiency possible within an organization. In essence, operations management is responsible for maximizing the profitability of an organization.

Operations Managers analyze current processes and if needed, create new efficient processes and policies to help businesses scale. For example, this could be something like implementing a new CRM or LMS (Learning Management System) platform, updating your digital drive systems, automating your technology systems and processes, or writing a standard operating procedure for internal processes. 

How I manage your business operations
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• I learn and understand your current process 
• ​I have knowledge about different useful technologies
• I help you streamline and standardize your processes
• I help get you trained and remove challenges

When executed properly, operations process improvement will only increase productivity and may potentially lower costs, as well. Having a successful business operations system in place will transform your business and take it to the next level.

In my business, I also perform marketing administrative tasks, such as website refresh, blogs, newsletters, and social media management. 

When you’re ready to define your business operations or administrative best practices, let’s take 30 minutes and discuss how I can assist you. I would love to help elevate your business to become more effective, so that you can focus on what’s most important…PROFITS!

“Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort.” – Paul J. Meyer

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