This episode is focused on tech transformation. David Boyar talks to Alan Fitzgerald about how tech transformation is pretty simply everyone getting access to high level technology that previously, none of the big firms got to play with.

We're going to learn about the foundational changes that have led to what an automated firm can do before hearing from Trent Innes from Xero and Caroline Wright from MYOB. But it's Australia’s Commissioner of Tax, Chris Jordan, who gives the greatest reason why we should adopt technology.

Listen to find out more.

CREDITS

Guests:

• Alan Fitzgerald, Strategic Advisor, Taxlab
• Trent Innes, Managing Director, Xero
• Caroline Wright, Head of Product, MYOB
• Chris Jordan, Australian Commissioner of Taxation

Host: David Boyar, Founder and MD at Sequel CFO

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