Hosted by Jim Kineon · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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End Business Tech Frustration is a practical podcast for small and mid-sized business leaders and entrepreneurs who want technology that works. Each episode delivers real examples and actionable steps to help you avoid tech disasters, improve customer experience, and turn technology into a competitive advantage.
Jim Kineon hosts End Business Tech Frustration, a business show with 13 episodes published.
Episode Overview In this episode of End Business Tech Frustration, Jim Kineon explains how small and mid-size business leaders should evaluate Supply Chain Management software. He breaks down what SCM software does, why
Show notesEpisode Overview Someone told you your business needs a CRM. And now you're drowning in options, features, and pricing pages that all say essentially the same thing. Which one is right for your team? In this episode, Jim
Show notesEpisode Overview Choosing software should not begin with demos, feature lists, or vendor promises. It should begin with clarity. In this episode, Jim Kineon explains why business and nonprofit leaders need to define what
Show notesEpisode Overview Most small and mid-sized business leaders do not need a complicated AI plan. They need a practical way to start. In this episode, I explain how to build an AI strategy by focusing on one simple idea: use
Show notesEpisode Overview In this episode, I move beyond using AI and show you how to automate with it. I explain what AI Agents are and how to leverage them to save significant time on regular repetitive tasks in your small or m
Show notesEpisode Overview What if the fastest way to build an AI strategy for your business wasn’t to plan one, but instead to start one? In this episode, Jim Kineon makes the case that the moment you put AI to work on a real tas
Show notesEpisode Overview Your new system goes live tomorrow. Your team is trained. The configuration is done. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you’re hoping it all goes smoothly. But what if part of it doesn’t? In this ep
Show notesEpisode Overview Have you been putting off a decision about AI — telling yourself you’ll deal with it when things slow down? In this episode, I make a direct case for why that’s not a neutral choice. Not having a positio
Show notesEpisode Overview Have you ever invested in a system that your team quietly stopped using? Not because it was broken — but because it was just too complex to bother with on a busy day? In this episode, I walk through the
Show notesEpisode Overview Many businesses assume their technology is working simply because the systems are running. But running isn’t the same as performing. In this episode of End Business Tech Frustration, I explore a common p
Show notesEpisode Overview Most technology implementations don’t fail because of bad software. They fail long before the system is ever turned on. This episode reveals why, using a real-world case study of a mid-sized internationa
Show notesFrequently technology implementations go-lives don't go smoothly. Orders get stuck, invoices can't be created, bills can't be paid, customers get angry, and teams spend weekends fixing what should have worked from day on
Show notesIn this episode, I examine a cautionary tale about a well-funded, well-planned technology implementation that went horribly wrong—not because of bad technology, but because of organizational gaps that were never addresse
Show notesA routine prescription refill should take two minutes. But when a healthcare provider botched their technology rollout, it turned into a two-day ordeal that cost them a long-term patient. In this episode, I walk you thro
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End Business Tech Frustration is hosted by Jim Kineon. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 13 episodes.
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