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Welcome to the blog for Efficient Technology Inc, written by the Efficient CEO, Richard D. Walker.
The goal of this article is to create efficiency in the sales order process, to provide the best service to manage your forms library and to automate paperwork with e-signature, data capture and validation, and straight-through-processing (STP). This blog is dedicated to making work flow and empowering people to do their best work through excellent leadership, management, technology, software as a service (SaaS) and outstanding professional service. We gladly serve Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, San Diego, San Francisco, Austin and thousands of customers in all 50 United States.
Stay tuned! We at Efficient Technology Inc, as efficiency experts, process design consultants who streamline sales order process, seamlessly integrate e-sign into forms process flows, build and manage forms library, automate group plan enrollments, enable forms automation online, set up client intake and new patient forms, and build custom web applications, thank you for joining us in the commitment to reduce paperwork, eliminate errors and go green through less paper waste and shipping.
Take a look around our site and Make Work Flow for your organization.
I became an entrepreneur when I started my first business at age twelve. My dream was simple: become a great leader and change the world. Today, as the Efficient CEO of Efficient Technology Inc, my vision is constantly being exercised and my goal is still the same. We are changing the world every day by eliminating paper and forever changing how people look at paperwork. This blog is about the many facets of my passion for business: leadership, management, people, processes and technology. While I enjoy other passions like snowboarding and surfing, my focus is to share what I learn daily with everyone around me, and readers like you. I welcome your feedback and insight!
A bad manager can make their employees miserably productive for a while, but a good leader will push that manager out the revolving door they created. Be a great manager and give at least as much good feedback with every dose of critique.
Posted in Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Leadership
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Tagged Leadership, appreciate, communicate, critique, feedback, leader, management, manager, performance, review, revolving door
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And why not go the cheap route… forms are easy to build, right? Anyone can do it?!? Sure. Anyone can build a form that causes the customer to despise and curse you. Anyone can design a form that is put in the inbox never to reach the outbox. Anyone can design a form to lose more business than you can measure because you don’t know how many forms are never completed.
Posted in Career, Communication, Efficiency, Sales Order Process, Web/Tech, e-signature
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Tagged Efficiency, Sales Order Process, best practices, career path, deal killer, enterprise forms automation, forms, sales orders, transaction
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The problem isn’t in startups though. The problem comes down to how the average employee is perceived and managed in relation to the number of hours they work. The way others perceive your work ethic can mean the difference between being a rising star and going nowhere fast.
Posted in Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Efficiency, Leadership
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Tagged 40-hour week, Efficiency, effectiveness, geoffrey james, henry ford, perfromance, productivity, work hours
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In an organization, morale is based on three key attributes. The first is your company culture, which is comprised of your beliefs, values and goals. These qualities define the basis for morale. If your team shares your company’s core beliefs then they have the foundation for being happy and having a positive energy that affects the entire team.
Posted in Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Efficiency, Leadership
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Tagged Efficiency, Leadership, beliefs, culture, esprit de corps, morale, purpose, team
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Long-term, hidden costs are hard to see when you’re choosing a technology. As you assess the expected results of the solution, also anticipate how much burden or relief the solution adds to your company’s capacity. The most efficient solutions are ones that free up time for everyone in your company, not just the end user.
Posted in Career, Current Affairs, Efficiency, Sales Order Process, Web/Tech
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Tagged Efficiency, architecture, efficient technology, forms automation, hidden costs, maintenance, quality, real-time, save money, transfer data
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Individuality and independence requires your leadership. You should be the first to follow you! Set your standards and live up to them. Define your rules and live by them. Be the person you want to be so others can see you as someone worth following. Leadership may only require one follower, but even a single follower is a hard-won feat.
Three kinds of people go to tradeshows: those who want solutions, those who solve problems and those who bring the two together. Having played all three of those roles throughout my career I know it’s a challenge to design a conference that maximizes the value for everyone.
Posted in Communication, Current Affairs, Leadership, Web/Tech
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Tagged Leadership, Peter Montoya, TechLeaders conference, booth, financial service, innovation, presentation, solutions, tradeshow, value, winner
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The first step is perhaps the easiest but least addressed. Most forms in use today are not professionally designed. Rather, they’re given to any available person in the company who can control a mouse resulting in form designs that cannot be automated.
Posted in Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Efficiency, Leadership, Sales Order Process
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Tagged Efficiency, commodity, electronic forms, enterprise forms automation, financial advisor, forms library, forms management, paper forms, paperwork, process
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When you’re doing something other than your best work, you end up taking more time and doing a lower quality job than someone else. More importantly, if you’re not doing your best work then you’re probably doing someone else’s best work. Do what you love and do best, and let others do the rest. This is a simple approach to delegation and efficiency.
Posted in Career, Efficiency, Leadership
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Tagged best work, capacity, consultant, delegation, efficient, financial advisor, hire professionals, love your work, skill level
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Our role at Arthur Andersen was to help our clients buy technology to improve their business and focus on the future. How could I do that when the future was the internet and what we were selling wasn’t? It wasn’t the fault of my bosses and peers, per se, rather customers often prefer ‘tried and true’ methods.
Posted in Communication, Current Affairs, Efficiency, Sales Order Process, Uncategorized, Web/Tech
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Tagged Arthur Andersen, business process, cloud-based, cloud-hosted, desktop software, enterprise-level, forward-looking, technology architecture, technology investment, vision, web-based
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