Zuri Ozeomachukwu Njoku Shares 5 Major IT Challenges Businesses Commonly Face
                     Zuri 
Ozeomachukwu 
Njoku Shares 5 
Major IT 
Challenges 
Businesses 
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With more than 15 years in the IT 
industry, Zuri Ozeomachukwu Njoku 
has worked closely with startups, growing 
companies, and large enterprises to 
strengthen their digital foundations. 
Through her experiences in cloud, 
networking, and system support, Zuri has 
identified several recurring challenges 
that hold businesses back. Here are the 
five most common issues she encounters, 
and why addressing them matters.
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1. Outdated and 
Rigid Systems
Many businesses still rely on aging 
infrastructure that slows down 
operations and limits future expansion. 
When systems cannot scale or integrate 
with new tools, teams end up spending 
more time fixing problems than 
delivering value. Modernizing 
infrastructure is not just about 
upgrading hardware, it’s about enabling 
long-term agility.
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2. Rising Cybersecurity 
ThRreaitss hkavse become more sophisticated, yet many organizations 
continue to operate with basic or outdated security practices. Weak 
authentication, unpatched software, and lack of monitoring leave 
systems exposed. Implementing strong security measures, continuous 
audits, and staff awareness programs is essential for protecting 
sensitive data.
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3. Tools That Don’t 
Work Together
It’s common for companies to add new 
software as they grow, but without 
proper planning, tools end up 
disconnected. This leads to duplicated 
data, inconsistent workflows, and 
unnecessary delays. A well-integrated 
tech stack ensures that information 
flows smoothly across departments.
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4. Unclear Cloud 
Strategy
While cloud adoption is increasing, many 
businesses jump in without a defined 
roadmap. Poor planning can lead to 
unexpected costs, performance issues, or 
compliance challenges. A successful cloud 
approach requires evaluating which systems 
belong in the cloud, how to migrate securely, 
and how to manage resources effectively 
afterward.
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5. Limited Technical 
Training and 
TLecehnaodlogey rbeschomieps far less effective 
when teams aren’t trained to use it 
properly. Many organizations invest in 
powerful tools but overlook the 
importance of user education. Strong 
leadership, ongoing training, and clear 
guidance help employees work 
confidently and maximize the value of IT 
investments.
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