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Driving growth through business automation
Cumberland Council 23 Nov 2020

Learn how leveraging new technologies will help to simplify and streamline your business, driving productivity and efficiency and allow you to focus on what matters the most - your customers.

Meet published author and entrepreneur, Mr. Alan Manly, the CEO of GCA - the largest private MBA College in Australia who will discuss his journey to digital transformation and automation and how it helped in making informed decisions, spotting new opportunities and securing long term success and growth.

In addition, 3 industry leaders will address common problems and provide solutions on how the right tools will empower your business to capitalise on digital transformation.

Yuri Verjoustinsky: Managing Director, DMS – Controlling Your Stock Levels  Alice Brimicombe: CPA & Business Development – Achieving Savings by Automating Expenses Charlie Farrah: Business Development Manager, Qlik – Using Data Analytics to Optimise Performance Registrations

Register to participate in this online webinar

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