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Evolving My Approach to Discovery Meetings: Adapting for Better Outcomes

My approach to discovery meetings is continually evolving. To ensure I’m well-prepared, I allocate dedicated time each week for preparation: By chasing notes on Friday morning, I give consultants sufficient time to write up and send their notes ahead of my Monday morning preparation slot. Cheat Sheets for Discovery Meetings I’ve developed cheat sheets for… Read More »Evolving My Approach to Discovery Meetings: Adapting for Better Outcomes

financeSHOWCASE: Speaker of the Day Award

Had a lot of fun speaking at the recent financeSHOWCASE in Manchester and I’m glad the attendees thought the seminar of value. I was awarded ‘Speaker of the Day’ by their votes. This is a the presentation I delivered – https://spectrumdigital.tech/automating-finance-robots-in-reconciliation/.

From Insight to Innovation: How Seminars Get Attendees Thinking Differently About Automation

My recent seminars have proved impactful, as they’ve got attendees to think beyond the processes I presented and consider other opportunities for robotic process automation (RPA). In my recent sessions, I demonstrated how RPA could be used for payment reconciliations, including handling remittances and bank statements. Following the presentation, one attendee approached our stand to… Read More »From Insight to Innovation: How Seminars Get Attendees Thinking Differently About Automation

Building Habits: Stacking Success in the Morning

I’ve recently been reading Atomic Habits by James Clear and have started implementing some of his suggestions straight away. Two concepts that resonate particularly well with me are habit stacking and implementation intentions. I’ve always leaned towards being a morning person, and I’ve come to realise how crucial those early hours are to my productivity… Read More »Building Habits: Stacking Success in the Morning

Automating Finance: Robots in Reconciliation

Yesterday I delivered the first of my seminars at the financeSHOWCASE in Birmingham titled ‘Automating Finance: Robots in Reconciliation’. You can move through the presentation above using the arrow keys on your keyboard.

Streamlining Purchase-to-Pay in Education: Simplifying Nominal Coding with Large Language Models

Different vertical sectors come with their own unique requirements. In this post, we explore how large language models (LLMs) can play a transformative role in education settings by streamlining the Purchase-to-Pay process. The Purchase-to-Pay journey often begins with a requisition, where users raise requests for purchases. Before these requests can be approved and converted into… Read More »Streamlining Purchase-to-Pay in Education: Simplifying Nominal Coding with Large Language Models