Small Business Data is Overwhelming

The amount of data a typical small business generates can vary widely based on its industry, operations, and digital presence. However, small businesses today often accumulate a substantial volume of data due to various activities.

Potential data sources for a small business:

1. Customer Data:

   1. Contact information

   2. Purchase history

   3. Customer interactions

   4. Feedback and reviews
      

2. Financial Data:

   1. Invoices

   2. Expenses

   3. Financial statements

   4. Transaction records

      
      

3. Employee Data:

   1. Payroll information

   2. HR records

   3. Training data

   4. Performance metrics

      
      

4. Operational Data:

   1. Inventory levels

   2. Supply chain data

   3. Production metrics

   4. Quality control data

      
      

5. Marketing and Sales Data:

   1. Lead generation data

   2. Sales records

   3. Marketing campaign performance

   4. Website analytics

      
      

6. Communication Data:

   1. Emails

   2. Communication logs

   3. Customer support interactions

      
      

7. IT and System Logs:

   1. Server logs

   2. System performance data

   3. IT security logs

The advent of digital technologies and online presence means that even relatively small businesses can amass large volumes of data over time. Cloud-based services, customer relationship management (CRM) tools, and digital marketing platforms contribute to the data accumulation. As businesses grow, so does the complexity and volume of their data.

It's essential for small businesses to manage and leverage their data effectively - and that's where Intel37 can help. We will explore implementing data storage solutions, employing analytics tools, and ensuring compliance with data protection regulations to make sure that your needs are addressed at a manageable and sustainable cost.

Let INTEL37 make your data less overwhelming.