Choosing the Right Digital Tools For Your Business - Online 10.2

There seems to be an app for everything in business these days and it can be difficult to figure out which ones will streamline and improve your business operations and which ones will be a distraction.

What we do know is that the right mix of apps when connected together can give you more time to focus on your business and give you the insights you need to manage it effectively.

This workshop will cover:

• How technology is changing how businesses are run;
• Tools you can use to map your workflows and processes;
• How to apply these tools to finding the best apps to automate aspects your business; and,
• The insider questions you need to ask app providers to avoid getting caught out by their sales pitch.

Following the workshop, you will have the confidence and understanding to start making use of the right digital tools for your business to make it more efficient and profitable.

Presenter: Andrew Erkins
Duration: 3 hours

About the Presenter: 

Andrew initially founded Digit to aid small businesses in WA with bookkeeping, payroll, and business app integration. Over the course of eight years, Digit evolved into an acclaimed enterprise, earning the Bookkeeping Firm of the Year award at the 2021 Australian Accounting Awards.

Throughout his journey, Andrew prioritised building meaningful connections, emphasising the importance of aligning with individuals who share values. He stresses the significance of hiring like-minded individuals, as well as cultivating relationships within the business community for mutual support and growth.

Andrew advocates for seeking guidance and actively participating in industry events, expanding his knowledge of financial management. His success underscores the value of networking, continuous learning, and leveraging community resources in business development.

This workshop is presented as part of the Digital Solutions Program.

Please note by continuing the registration process you acknowledge and agree your information will be shared with the Commonwealth Department of the Treasury and the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science, and Resources for program evaluation and reporting purposes.