Every successful business outgrows the foundation it was built on. As a company expands, growth brings more complexity and managing core operations becomes its own challenge. I am navigating this path as Chief Business Officer at Infobip, a classic bootstrapped company that has grown from a family business in a garage to a global cloud communications company with $1.75 billion in revenue last year. Along the way, I’ve learned many lessons that can help young companies build a solid foundation and set up for long-term success. Here are five of them.
Get organized. In business school they teach you, “Go slow to go fast.” Do the work to build highly organized, data-driven systems.
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