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Speaking of the Law of Unintended Consequences
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In a prior post, I asked for suggestions on what the Unintended Consequences would be when MVaaS is introduced into an environment.  Based on the underwhelming response, one may be tempted to conclude that there aren’t any.  Just upside opportunity, right?

In an attempt to start a dialogue on this, let me share one that I’ve heard.  This is not a direct quote, but the sentiments expressed are genuine:

“I need my store managers to be in the stores.  If they have this type of tool, they may spend more time away from their stores, and they will be less effective.”

Point taken, and I’m in agreement that direct line store managers need to be on the scene to be most effective. 

However, allow me the opportunity for a rebuttal.  Even if they are on-site (as they should be), isn’t it fair to assume that they are missing important events?  Wouldn’t it be useful for them to review significant events during off hours to improve their locations go-forward performance?

And what about the others within the organization – CEO, owner, regional manager, etc?  They obviously can’t be multiple places at once.  Wouldn’t they benefit greatly from seeing how their operations are performing? 

Do you have other examples?

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