July 25, 2021
Imagine this scenario. You’re the owner and chief operator of an established family run business. You work hard and handle the daily functions, including customers, suppliers, scheduling of staff, invoicing, banking – and everything else. Suddenly, you suffer a severe accident on a weekend trip, leaving you in the hospital ICU for two weeks and a month of home recovery. Your business is at risk. Your staff and family don’t have information or password access to the customer and supplier contracts, payroll, invoicing, financial or legal records. With no contingency plan in place, your business is on the brink of losing customers, shutting down operations and potential bankruptcy. This is a situation that no entrepreneur should face.