As leaders, whether we mean to or not, we can often slip into thinking that new technology can transform way more than it's designed to. But real change? It starts with culture.

It's not uncommon for growth-focused leaders and business owners to feel let down after investing in digital solutions that miss the mark. Some software categories are more likely to lead to tech purchase regret, so it’s wise to be aware of them. Here are five common ones to keep in mind:

When a new CRM helps one team but hurts another: A Hospital's Tech regret This hospital invested in a new hashtag healthcare CRM, thinking it would be a game-changer for efficiency. For the billing team, it was great — . But for the pharmacy team, the system was anything but user-friendly.

Discover the #1 big money mistake that 50% of businesses are making. Get insider tips on how to avoid this costly error and make smarter financial decisions for your business.

For months, I've been knee-deep in the tech swamp. And I've discovered a hidden problem. Amazing leaders, the ones burning with ambition, are quietly battling a sneaky foe: tech purchase regret.

Watch how Eye of Another guided this healthcare provider through the process of transitioning from an older facility to a brand new one

I had the incredible opportunity to be a featured guest on the Access Ideas podcast to talk about the power of using Business Architecture for any and all types of companies.

So you've got a Business Capability Map? Great. Now, what do you do with it to help us? Find out here.

My origin story.

So someone asked me, "what do you mean when you say Capability Mind Set?" Read this for the answer.