Digital Disruption Seminar March 10 at GNFCC EXPO

If you haven’t heard the term “Digital Disruption”, think of the effect of Uber on the Taxi industry or of Netflix on the video rental business. But you don’t have to set an entire industry on edge to be a “digital disruptor.” No, you don’t have to be the next Uber. Digital disruption can occur in any business on any level and, without changing your industry entirely, it can rocket your business past your completion…or push your competition past you.

Company level digital disruption is about taking advantage of new technologies that can empower your marketing, speed up R & D, reduce manufacturing costs while improving results, research better materials pricing, bring products to market faster, improve customer service, and, on the most basic level, improve employee productivity while increasing network security.

Live Seminar March 10 in Alpharetta

Dave Moorman, Founder & President of DynaSis, a leading Managed IT Services provider in Atlanta for the past 25 years, has long been a student of Digital Disruption and how it can power companies to new levels of success. He is currently helping DynaSis clients understand the potential that new technologies have for them and working with them to identify these opportunities.

Dave will be presenting his seminar on “Digital Disruption: Don’t be Left Behind” at the 2017 Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC) Business Expo on Friday, March 10^th at 10:30 AM. You can PRE-REGISTER for the entire EXPO now for FREE. Admission at the door will be $10.

This seminar has been met with enthusiastic praise for its insight into a technological world that most small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) have been largely ignoring, but which, in fact, could be taking advantage of with minimal investment in time or money. In addition to owners and executives of (SMBs), this program is highly recommended for the attorneys, accountants, business advisors, and other firms that support them.

Learn more about DynaSis at www.DynaSis.com.