NAED'S CONNECTED BUSINESS ASSESSMENTS CAN HELP DETERMINE THE ANSWER
DIGITAL READINESS ASSESSMENTS (2020) “Where do we start?” The publication of Building a Connected Business in 2019 prompted many conversations regarding initial steps to develop and implement digital capabilities. Wherever you may want to start, two elements are critical to enhance capabilities: your people and your technologies. Based on the business frameworks presented in the 2019 report and the help of NAED members, two different assessments are available to help determine your plans:
Your team helps develop your starting point by answering each assessment. The results determine your readiness in a variety of different business areas on a scale of 1-4. Based on these scores, the overall organizational report presents customized recommendations and suggestions to drive change in your company. The interactive tool also includes questions to move forward, use cases, and the entire 2019 Building a Connected Business report for a complete 360-view of your company. NAED members have exclusive access to this tool for only $999. There’s no time like now to prioritize where you want to invest your resources. Check out the video, download the brochure, or contact NAED’s Member Engagement Team to learn more about this interactive tool that helps you take the guesswork out of your plans.
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TWO ASSESSMENTS
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WHERE DO I TAKE THE ASSESSMENTS?NAED has teamed up with Industry Insights to provide a convenient online portal. The Connected Business Readiness Portal allows your company an individualized site to complete and review recommendations. |
STRATEGIC RECOMMENDATIONSWhile you could hire your own individual consulting firm to evaluate your entire operations- sales efforts, IT capabilities, and more, NAED has provided a singular resource to NAED members. |
WHAT'S INCLUDED?Each assessment includes 100 multiple choice questions that will determine the results. Each participant will also receive executive summaries, suggestions to build out strategies, address concerns, and the original Building a Connected Business report. |