This is the first in a series of videos poking fun at some of the crazy things I've seen business owners and managers do. In this case, it is a matter of 'Are you computerized or just using computers?'. Watch the video to find out the difference. Why go to all the trouble of printing reports that nobody will ever look at? It's a good question and yet businesses do it all the time. Is your consultant interested in helping you or just selling you the most expensive solution he can find? Discover how a 'greedy' consultants plan fails when he comes across somebody who is well aware of what he is trying to do. Our hapless business manager find out exactly what his IT department is doing and it's not what he thought they were! Our confused business manager gets a valuable lesson in how to deal with people who try to baffle him with techno-babble. Have you ever really thought about the drawbacks of using a spreadsheet based system for managing your business? Our office manager certainly hadn'gt. So you hired a developer to build you a custom FileMaker™ solution. But did you hire the right one. Our struggling office manager finds out the answer. Having commissioned a custom SQL system that doesn't work, our office manager is about to do the same thing all over again. Our enthusiastic office manager has just bought new computers and software for the entire office. But has he spent his money wisely? Are you still in the habit of printing everything? With modern technology, there is very little need to do so. Join our office manager as he finds out there is more to life than paper. Not sure what ROI is or how to figure it out? Our clueless business owner is given a short lesson and, almost, takes the wrong action. There are many people who rely on their memory and keep everything in their head, but what happens when nobody can access that information? Sometimes it's not the thing we say that make a difference; it's the way that they are said. Different approaches resonate with different people. The voices of John Cleese, Billy Connolly and Jack Nicholson were all voiced by Rick Whelan. If you ever need top quality voice over work, click on his photo to go to his web page. He's a great guy, very creative and does terrific work. Make sure to tell him I sent you.