K2's Better Productivity Through Artificial Intelligence And Automation Tools
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation tools offer incredible opportunities for all business professionals to improve productivity and accuracy. For example, generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and Bard can be beneficial when conducting research or drafting reports and correspondence. Likewise, Microsoft’s Power Automate platform and similar tools such as Zapier can help you elevate efficiency to levels you may have thought unattainable. If this sounds appealing, plan to participate in this session to modernize your workflows and take advantage of these tools.
This session will teach you practical applications of today’s AI and automation tools. Moving beyond fundamental discussions, you will learn how to use AI and automation to streamline workflows, improve internal control, maximize productivity, and even improve team member morale. In addition, you will learn about some potential pitfalls associated with these technologies and how to avoid making mistakes when using these tools. In sum, this session is “must-see CPE,” and you should plan to participate in this class today.
- Format = Live webinar
- CPAs and other accounting, financial, and business professionals who want to work more efficiently using AI and automation
- List potential benefits and risks associated with artificial intelligence and automation
- Identify examples of tasks that you can improve using AI
- List examples of how you can use Power Automate and similar tools to automate tasks
- Specify characteristics of tasks that lend themselves to automated workflows
- Practical opportunities to leverage artificial intelligence and automation in business settings
- Potential risks associated with using AI and automation, including inherent ethical issues
- Pros and cons associated with tools such as ChatGPT, Bard, Power Automate, and Zapier
4.00 credits
NASBA Certified - 103648
Lawrence McClelland
Mac McClelland, an attorney and accounting professional, is an associate of K2 Enterprises of Hammond, Louisiana, and Network Management Group of Hutchinson, Kansas.
Mac was formerly the director of the Centre for Financial Studies at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand, where he lived and worked for seven years from 1990 to 1997. He was also a member of the faculty of the Advanced Business Programme, ranked in the top 100 MBA programs in the world by The Economist, specializing in business strategy and strategic management accounting.