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Writer's pictureRich Quin

ERP, Governance and Family-owned Companies

Having walked alongside family-owned companies on their journey to continuous improvement and digital transformation, I've gained valuable insights into the unique challenges and opportunities they face. Helping companies achieve compliance to International Standards (Quality Management, Information Security, Risk Management, Business Continuity, etc.) during my ISO consulting days and for the last 15 years, leading software solutions companies, I am a firsthand witness to the impact of governance and compliance on the success and longevity of these enterprises.


In the realm of governance, family-owned businesses navigate a complex terrain - balancing tradition with modernity and family ties with professional practices. (Witnessing how family traditions affect a company’s culture and character is amazing!) From succession planning to regulatory compliance, every decision carries weight, every strategy shapes the future and every move affects the next generation.


As a technology provider and consultant, I've seen how modern solutions can empower family-owned enterprises to overcome these challenges and thrive in today's ever-changing business environment. By implementing an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, businesses gain the tools they need to streamline operations, enhance decision-making and drive growth.

 But governance goes beyond technology – it's about establishing a culture of accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement. As a leader in my own company, I understand the importance of instilling these values from the top down, empowering employees to take ownership of their roles and contribute to the success of the business.


With the right tools, the right mindset, and a commitment to excellence, family-owned companies can continue to grow and prosper into the next generation(s) while leaving a legacy of hard work, risk-taking, persistence and determination.

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