Selecting the right software

When choosing software or technology, you first need to define that it should help achieve your corporate objectives or provide a clear benefit to your organisation’s primary role.

The software or technology that you implement also needs to be written for the purpose it’s planned to be used for.

We often find that approximately 60 per cent of software is used by organisations for an activity that’s not its primary purpose, which limits its useful and hinders overall efficiency and productivity.

But whatever the function, the software and the organisation must be secure in its approach and ensure that it’s passed all the relevant certifications for use. When working with clients, we operate a straightforward process.

Review what’s in place, move the correct data to the right place, and ensure it’s secure.

Our experts use our proven approach and patented technology to help increase operational efficiency while establishing the appropriate controls.

However, the best software any company can have is the software that sits in the minds of the humans who work within any organisation – it’s called mindset.

By building this mindset through digitalarmour™, our training and adoption service designed to limit the risk of human error, employees will help secure an organisation from any mishaps.

The type of critical thinking is essential for workforces that are more mobile, more remote, and more diverse than ever before.

So, in short, make sure you start by educating the mindset of the employees and then let the employees help define the software needed to power and secure your business or organisation.

Enjoyed this? Read more from Heath Groves, Sundown Solutions

Latest news

1

Japanese business steps forward to buy Rossendale footwear group Harvey Jacobson and Gola trainers

Japanese business steps forward to buy Rossendale footwear group

07 Jan 2026

2

Combined authority spearheads £20m innovation cash bid Workers on the shop floor

Combined authority spearheads £20m innovation cash bid

06 Jan 2026

3

Investment firm takes major stake in car repair specialist Vella Group

Investment firm takes major stake in car repair specialist

06 Jan 2026

4

Financial Affairs relocates to Business First Northlight to support growth Laurence O'Connor

Financial Affairs relocates to Business First Northlight to support growth

05 Jan 2026

5

Preparation is key to AI readiness Mark Edwards Seriun

Preparation is key to AI readiness

05 Jan 2026

Background image for hub sign up block

LBV Hub

Leverage Lancashire Business View platforms

Post your news
Post your events
Post your offers
Build your network
Improve your SEO
Gain coverage in the magazine
Sign-up
Events
January / February 2026 - LBV Issue 126 Magazine Launch Event
Porsche Preston1200x630
Networking
22 Jan 2026

January / February 2026 - LBV Issue 126 Magazine Launch Event

Porsche Preston, Preston, PR2 1QJ

08:30 - 10:30

CMI Level 5 Management and Leadership Course
UCLanAerialCampus.jpg.jpg
LBV Hub Seminars
21 Feb 2025 - 21 Feb 2026

CMI Level 5 Management and Leadership Course

Preston Campus, Preston , PR1 2HE

09:00 - 17:00

RISE - Lancashire's unique leadership programme for women
thumbnail_Emma Weston Illustration WENDY BOWERS RISE Illustrstion.jpg.jpg
LBV Hub Seminars
22 Oct 2025 - 18 Mar 2026

RISE - Lancashire's unique leadership programme for women

East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce, Clayton le Moors, BB5 5JR

09:30 - 15:30

Women scaling up Blackpool Fylde and Wyre
LBV Hub Seminars
22 Oct 2025 - 09 Jan 2026

Women scaling up Blackpool Fylde and Wyre

The Small Business Academy, Blackpool, FY4 5JX

09:30 - 15:30

St Catherine's Christmas Tree-Cycling
Tree Cycling.png.png
LBV Hub Fundraisers
25 Nov 2025 - 10 Jan 2026

St Catherine's Christmas Tree-Cycling

Several locations, Preston, PR5 5XU

10:00 - 13:07

Chamber Breakfast Networking – January
Lancs-cham-logo.jpg.jpg
LBV Hub Networking
08 Jan 2026 - 08 Jan 2026

Chamber Breakfast Networking – January

3-1-5 Health Club, Lancaster, LA1 3PE

08:00 - 10:00

Lancashire County Council – Meet the Buyer - January 2026 Webinar Event
LBV Hub Webinar
13 Jan 2026

Lancashire County Council – Meet the Buyer - January 2026 Webinar Event

10:00 - 12:00

Society1 Open Coworking Day
Open Day Square.png.png
LBV Hub Networking
15 Jan 2026 - 15 Jan 2026

Society1 Open Coworking Day

Society1, Coworking Space, Preston, PR1 3LT

09:00 - 17:00

The Business Network Central and East Lancashire
LBV Header (28).png.png
LBV Hub Networking
15 Jan 2026 - 15 Jan 2026

The Business Network Central and East Lancashire

Stanley House, Blackburn, BB2 7NP

11:30 - 14:15

Preston Tech Connection: Tech For Better Humans
PTC January 26 banner.jpg.jpg
LBV Hub Networking
15 Jan 2026 - 15 Jan 2026

Preston Tech Connection: Tech For Better Humans

Society1, Coworking Space, Preston, PR1 3LT

18:00 - 19:30

Preston Freelancer Meet-Up: January
January Freelancer Meet-Up Square .png.png
LBV Hub Networking
20 Jan 2026 - 20 Jan 2026

Preston Freelancer Meet-Up: January

Society1, Coworking Space, Preston, PR1 3LT

10:00 - 12:00

Lancashire County Council – Meet the Buyer Drop in Event
Meet the Buyer event new
LBV Hub Networking
20 Jan 2026

Lancashire County Council – Meet the Buyer Drop in Event

County Hall, Pitt Street, Preston , PR1 8XJ

10:00 - 15:00

Advertise with us

Reaching 50,000 members, our print, digital and event platforms offer a fantastic way to raise your business profile and help you grow.

Find out more LBV124 Online Graphic
Subscribe now

Weekly news bulletin