For many organizations, once a computer or piece of software is purchased it isn’t thought about again until something breaks. This often leaves employees with outdated hardware, technology tools that no longer serve their purpose, and leaves an organization vulnerable to lost data. Organizations without IT departments or large budgets often wait until something is broken to call in technology specialists to fix it. While this may seem to save on costs, a proactive approach to technology planning can save a lot of time, energy, and money in the long run. Here are some examples of what technology planning can help you do: 

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