“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is an old saying that means if something is functioning properly, it’s probably best you leave it alone and not make any changes that could potentially break it. Many companies subscribe to this mantra and keep processes in place that have existed since, what seems like, the beginning of time.
But what if they don’t realize that while their processes may not actually be broke, they could be doing things more efficiently and saving the company a considerable amount of money?
