Take a New Communications System Out for a Test Drive

In the workplace today, people are wary of change.  Especially when it comes to new technology, such as a new office communication system, which people believe is often confusing and hard to learn.  Many employees come to accept the system in place and adapt to take full advantage of it.  They know what works well and what to avoid. Sometimes these “adaptations” lead to more work and are very inefficient and a new communication system could really help.  However when a new system is suggested by those in charge some workers who are used to the old system can be wary of changes.  They want to know if it is difficult to learn, is it necessary for their position, and will it make their job more complicated.  Many workers would rather continue to make unnecessary and superfluous adjustments because a new system is an unknown and people fear the unknown more than almost anything else. At CNR we want to make sure workers understand that a new office communication system is put in place to help.  They are simple to use and take minimal training and can help boost production. 

Some of the new features that can really help a business include unified communications, integration with email and CRM’s, and new mobility options.  But like choosing a car, a lot of factors go into selecting a communications system that works for your business. It can be a very personal decision which makes it daunting. And it's a long term investment. You want to get it right. Fortunately, CNR makes it easy to go on a 'test drive' and see how new systems work. Find out how different people in your business can use it-in the office, on the road, and at home. Find out what specific benefits you can look forward to in supporting sales, customer service, lowering overhead and more. Just call CNR to set up a consultation and demo of a new system.  So don’t convince yourself an old system is fine and that a new one will only make things harder.  The opposite is true and the return on investment makes a new communication system well worth the cost.