Scalability has become increasingly relevant in recent years as technology has made it easier to acquire visibility hence  global market expansion.  Enterprises need to determine  when to scale and when to grow the enterprise. The two terms are used interchangeably. Scaling has more to do with improving the enterprises over time with available resources.  It means optimizing every resource available an at the same time push growth in every area of business. While growing has more to do with getting the enterprises bigger in terms of size and scope.  

Common mistakes businesses often make during the scaling process include:

• Scaling too fast
• Prioritizing short-term over long-term goals
• Losing focus
• Hiring for quantity over quality
• Overlooking processes and systems to drive efficiency
• Lack agility

Sustainable Scaling Approaches

Sustainable scaling means doing more for less while performing beyond expectation.  It calls for efficiency, time, resilience, consistency and a well-designed strategy.  Scaling gradually build businesses and create long term success. Do you know enterprises scaling make moments? As  enterprises scales up, the toughest decisions involve people. Moving people out of their comfort zones has never been a very comfortable process. This includes evolving leadership dynamics and managing the early leaders in business. Another approach for suitable scaling is ensuring the right people were in the right seats on the bus. It means enterprises have to recruit with a purpose. Clear and a well aligned company strategies are paramount when scaling business. Enterprises vision should move from thinking   clarify the strategy using scaling up tools. Revenue Reservation and budgeting for a strategic move is paramount when designing thing of scalable models. Customer sustainability is an important factor while scaling by creating Customer centric Brand Promise

Scaling Tips

• Established business leaders, investors and advisors
• Consistent enforcement of  brands
• Effective tools   for measurement
• Clear processes and systems