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For small businesses and young enterprises, size represents both challenge and opportunity: while it’s difficult to get a foothold in the market, relatively new players also have the agility to scale up quickly. Not only that, but they usually don’t face the burden of modernizing legacy systems.
But what happens when that growth plateaus and there are no obvious suspects?
I have seen the fear among small business owners that stagnation may cause revenue to fall off a cliff. With small businesses employing 61.7 million Americans (or 46.4% of private sector employees), having the resilience to withstand fluctuating market conditions is a
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