I have been kindly invited by CPA Australia to present at the Queensland CPA Congress in October 2006 on the topic ‘Implementing Systems for Improved Reporting Efficiency’. Since this has the potential to be drier than last week’s dog food, I am trying to ensure that the audience doesn’t go to sleep 5 minutes after I do through what will hopefully be an interesting presentation for most people.Â
This I will do by giving a comprehensive companion guide (that has all the boring details) to attendees, and focussing the presentation on a strategic approach to information systems implementing for reporting efficiency. This discussion will be livened up with some war stories from the field. Most of our clients do struggle with their reporting efficiency problems and these stories will be used to illustrate some of the issues we all cope with.
The official session guideline is:
Presentation Overview:Â Implementing Systems for Improved Reporting Efficiency
This presentation addresses issues in selecting and implementing information systems – including but not limited to accounting information systems – in order to ensure efficiency in business reporting.Â
A strategic framework to building your information systems is provided that can be used to assess your reporting efficiency and to suggest strategies that will improve your business’ response to this important commercial issue.
The presentation will include ‘case studies from the field’ in Micheal’s experience in addressing these issues for clients. All attendees will receive a comprehensive guide with detailed discussion on the approach to implementing systems to achieve improvements in reporting efficiency.
The presentation is set down for 25th October 2006 from 3.20pm to 4.20pm at the Sofitel Hotel in Brisbane. Hope to see CPA members at Congress this year.