3. Your low techpreneurship

Time is money; the easiest and quickest you can get something done is what every business person wants. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is the equipment, computers and telecommunication devices we use.  We communicate through the telephone, email, audio, and video messaging and conferencing to organise meetings, schedules, spreadsheets and share information. But do they make any business sense?

2. Unhappy regulator and customers

All businesses need customers and most of them are in sectors that have regulators. The challenge most businesses must juggle is how to please both the customer and regulator without gaining on one side but losing on the other.  Even the best business can get an unhappy customer.

However, how you handle that situation is what matters. If you calm the situation and the customer walks out of your shop happy, count on them as ambassadors to potential clients. If you mishandle the complaint, the regulator may fix it.