Technology and the ambulatory equine practitioner: implementing and affording the 21st century.
Purchasing new or used capital assets involves both emotional and financial components in the decision making process. In addition, there are intangible factors such as client perceptions and expectations that fit into the equation. Identify the facts from a business perspective and then define whether this investment (expense) is good for the practice and fits with the short- and long-term growth strategies. Ask the tough questions, analyze the numbers, understand the clients’ needs, and tie this together with the practice brand and strategic objectives. The informed and prepared buyer is usually successful in making the right decision.
Grand Prix Equine, 434 Main Street South, Bridgewater, CT 06752, USA.
Mark R
MR
Baus
Robert P
RP
Magnus
D000818:Animals; D003132:Commerce / Q000191:economics; D003657:Decision Making; D006301:Health Services Needs and Demand / Q000191:economics; D006736:Horses; D010465:Perception; D020399:Practice Management / Q000191:economics*