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Are poorly managed applications holding your tech team back?
When I sit down with tech leaders, one of the most common frustrations I hear is about the tangled mess of applications their teams are managing. Over the years, systems have been added piecemeal to solve urgent problems. A new tool here, a customised app there. Before long, you’re dealing with a patchwork of platforms that are all configured differently.
This is an operational headache and a barrier to progress. Instead of driving strategy, your team ends up bogged down in admin, support tickets, and firefighting. And as the complexity grows, so do the risks.
Are poorly managed applications holding your tech team back?
When I sit down with tech leaders, one of the most common frustrations I hear is about the tangled mess of applications their teams are managing. Over the years, systems have been added piecemeal to solve urgent problems. A new tool here, a customised app there. Before long, you’re dealing with a patchwork of platforms that are all configured differently.
This is an operational headache and a barrier to progress. Instead of driving strategy, your team ends up bogged down in admin, support tickets, and firefighting. And as the complexity grows, so do the risks.
Is cyber security holding your tech team back?
Why is cybersecurity such a huge issue? Because every gap in your cyber defences puts your business at risk – not just technically, but financially and reputationally too.
You only need to look at some of the high-profile cases that have hit the large UK retailers in the last few years to know the incredible impact that a cyber attack can have on an organisation.
Why constant firefighting is holding your tech team back
Many IT teams are stuck on repeat; solving the same problems over and over again. What looks like urgent support often masks deeper issues that never get resolved.
The result? Stress, burnout, and a frustrated team who feel like they’re running on a treadmill.