The Ultimate Directory on Business Webinars

Join the ANU I2S team for an evidence-based journey through the trials and opportunities of engaging communities around major infrastructure projects. Working to deliver social value but not sure how?Want to better manage the social risk facing your projects?Wondering how to manage opposition in infrastructure-intensive environments?We’re bringing you the latest findings on social risk and cumulative effects management, combined with our newest work on superdiversity. When you leave this session, you will:Have access to new ways to visualise and understand the communities with whom you’re engaging (in 3D!), Be able to scan your projects for the Top 7 Most Common Social Risk Factors Understand key connections between intensive project environments, communities’ perceived risks and social value creation. 

Discover Axelor BPM and Low Code Tools: A Comprehensive DemonstrationAxelor is excited to welcome you to our next webinar, a comprehensive showcase of our BPM software and Low Code platform. Discover how these cutting-edge tools can revolutionize your approach to application development and business process optimization.During this event, we'll dive deep into our BPM solutions, allowing you to create custom applications and streamline your business processes. Explore how these enhancements can foster collaboration, lower operational costs, and significantly elevate your overall productivity. We'll also highlight the user-friendly interface and unique UX experience provided by our Low Code technology.Our ERP expert, Yash Inaniya, will lead the presentation, and answer all your questions at the end during a Q&A session.Join us for an informative and engaging session that promises to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to propel your organization forward. We eagerly await your participation.

Is your finance team bogged down by the inefficiencies of spreadsheet-driven reporting and budgeting processes?In our conversations with finance leaders, we see common challenges that hinder reporting efficiency and effective planning, including:Time-Consuming: manual data entry, consolidation, and manipulation result in prolonged timelines.Version Control: with multiple stakeholders involved, version control is a challenge.Prone to Errors: complex spreadsheet-based models are notoriously error-prone.Lack of Integration: spreadsheets often exist as a standalone tool disconnected from other financial systems.Lack of Security: sensitive financial data can be compromised due to limited security features.Limited Scalability: as organisations grow, the process becomes increasingly cumbersome and time-consuming.As a Dynamics ERP user, you can easily automate your reporting and budgeting processes with Solver. Solver has pre-built data connectors for Dynamics GP, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Supply Chain.Pre-built data connectors for Microsoft Dynamics GP, NAV, Business Central, and Finance & Supply Chain.100+ ready-to-use reports, budget templates, and Power BI dashboards.A Microsoft AppSource preferred solution for Microsoft Dynamics.If you are looking to improve the financial reporting and budgeting processes in your business, join us for this webinar to learn about Solver and its seamless integration with Dynamics ERPs.Key learning outcomes:Automate integration tasks and reduce manual input with seamless integration to Microsoft Dynamics.Enable multiple stakeholders to collaborate in real-time with version control capabilities.Improve reporting accuracy and build robust financial planning models with pre-defined calculations and validations.Enhance data flow and visibility with effortless integration to multiple business systems for a unified financial data ecosystem.Safeguard sensitive financial information with a secure environment for managing reporting and budgeting processes.Scale with ease as your organisation grows with a secure cloud-based platform.Presented by Rebecca Gatehouse, Business Development Manager and Abdallah Saleh, Senior BI Consultant.

Do you have a 360-degree view of your customers and easy access to their order history? Are you able to capture competitor share of wallet, manage opportunities, cross-sell, and upsell with suggestive selling? Are you wasting hours each week on activity and opportunity pipeline reports that should be available instantly with the click of a button? Join us for an informative webinar as we provide a live demo using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales. While tailored to oil and gas distributors, this webinar is relevant to those in distribution seeking to improve visibility and efficiency in their sales teams’ customer retention, opportunities, and growth. Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:Discuss how to analyze sales quota gap to goal Demonstrate how to track sales revenue goals versus actuals Explain how to create an easy-to-access, 360-degree view of customers Describe how to set and monitor key performance indicators 

Are you being swamped by manual processes? Is your growing business creating an endless list of error-prone spreadsheets, leaving you overworked and frustrated?In this session, Nick Longden, CRO at AccountsIQ shares his expertise on how to address these challenges and transform your finance function with automation. We’ll highlight the key areas of your finance function that you can vastly improve by using cloud accounting software, saving you crucial time every month, achieving seamless integration and gaining access to powerful business insights.Join us to learn how to leverage the right technology to simplify output and gain actionable insights. Explore effective strategies for implementing automation and streamlining financial processes. Arm yourself with the skills needed to lead your team towards greater efficiency and strategic impact.Key Learning ObjectivesLearn how to identify the key areas that are ripe for automationLearn effective strategies for implementing automation and streamlining financial processesGain practical skills to enhance visibility and drive strategic decision-making in your organisationDon't miss this opportunity to revolutionise your approach to financial management. Register now to secure your spot.Speakers: Nick Longden - CRO, AccountsIQ; Helen Lawlor - Pre-Sales Consultant, AccountsIQ.

Join us for an in-depth webinar to explore the latest tools and practical strategies for compliance with the EUDR. Tailored for organisations and businesses in Estonia, the event will focus on how FSC and PEFC systems can support businesses in Estonia in meeting the EUDR requirements, with expert insights from key stakeholders and industry leaders.As the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) comes into effect on 30 December 2024, organisations must be ready to meet its stringent demands. The regulation applies to companies placing specific commodities and products on or exporting them from the EU market.Operators, responsible for placing products on the EU market for the first time, must submit a due diligence statement confirming the legality of their goods. Although traders are not required to submit these statements, they remain responsible for ensuring the compliance of the products they commercialise.The EUDR targets seven key commodities, including timber, rubber, soy, palm oil, coffee, cocoa, and cattle, requiring proof that these products are deforestation-free and legally harvested.Both the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) and Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) have introduced their approach and tools to support organisations to meet the EUDR requirements. The FSC Regulatory Module offers a framework for due diligence, risk mitigation, and traceability, ensuring alignment with EUDR regulations. Similarly, the PEFC EUDR Due Diligence System (DDS) provides PEFC-certified organisations with step-by-step guidance to meet EUDR requirements through traceability and risk assessment measures.This webinar will cover both systems in detail, offering a practical guide for Estonian organisations aiming to comply with EUDR. Participants will learn how to gather supply chain data, conduct risk assessments, and ensure traceability.In addition, a representative from Estonia’s Climate Ministry will provide an up-to-date overview of EUDR and demonstrate relevant databases to support compliance.PresentersKersti Kuum, Preferred by Nature, Supply Chain SpecialistEveli Pind, Preferred by Nature, Senior System Specialist, Supply ChainsRauno Reinberg, Ministry of Climate, Forest Department AdviserHando Hain, Director, Strategy and Innovations  Who should attend?This webinar is designed for Estonian organisations involved in commodity import and processing, particularly those in the timber sector.It is also relevant to companies that are certified under FSC or PEFC, or those seeking certification. Additionally, stakeholders from the forestry sector or supply chains impacted by the EUDR will benefit from the insights shared during the event.How to registerWe invite interested parties to join us on 17 October 2024 from 10.00 – 16.00 (GMT+3). The registration fee is EUR 125 (+ tax) per person. Please complete the registration form below by 16 October 2024 to secure your place.This webinar is part of Preferred by Nature’s ongoing efforts to support EUDR implementation globally and transition towards sustainability in agricultural and forestry supply chains.

Australian Spatial Analytics (ASA) Talent Services is a recruitment offering that goes beyond placing talented candidates with Geospatial Council of Australia (GCA) members. It addresses your need for long-term and sustainable workforce development in the geospatial profession, which is facing severe skills shortages.ASA differs from traditional recruitment as they focus on professionally and personally developing young neurodivergent adults, providing comprehensive on-the-job training on real-world projects to prepare them for success with your organisation.This includes ensuring a smooth employment transition with ongoing support for candidates and inclusive partners, such as the Department of Resources (Queensland) and Acciona Engineering and Design. This enables ASA and our partner clients to secure needed talent and create enormous social impact, as this position is backfilled with junior neurodivergent staff, who face a 34% unemployment rate in Australia. Presenters: Samantha Garbutt, Chief People Officer, Australian Spatial Analytics (ASA); Stephen de Groot, Data Analyst, ASA; Tiarna Templeton, Data Analyst, ASA.

The artificial intelligence/big data revolution is touching every corner of the printing industry, creating historic opportunities for the prepared and existential threats for the unprepared. This webinar will cover AI and big data fundamentals, how the two complement each other, and why they are revolutionary. The AI experiences, advances, setbacks, and lessons learned by printing executives surveyed by NAPCO Research and PRINTING United Alliance will also be summarized.WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:AI capabilities by major business function, including sales, customer service, HR, operations, forecasting, risk management, cybersecurity.Where printing companies are currently applying AI and the applications they are using.Getting AI right.Common AI mistakes.Resources for developing and executing an effect AI plan.WHO'S THIS FOR: Anyone interested in practical business applications, including company owners, executives, department directors, managers, supervisors, etc.Presenter: Andy Paparozzi - Chief Economist, PRINTING United Alliance.

This webinar will explore the various elements of export control diversion risk that companies face, with exporters and service providers around the world subject to potential U.S. government scrutiny and enforcement. In particular, the webinar will cover the scope of U.S. export control jurisdiction over U.S.-origin and even many non-U.S.-origin items; particular risks associated with exports of “common high priority list” items such as integrated circuits, electronics and related test and production equipment, mechanical components, and machine tools; particular risks presented by exports of certain items to Russia and China; U.S. government guidance and best practices regarding how to manage export diversion issues; and U.S. government enforcement risk.Speaker: Anthony Rapa - Partner and Co-Chair, International Trade Group, Blank Rome LLP.

Expanding demand and supply chain disruptions have pushed critical electrical equipment into shortage, driving up prices and lengthening lead times. These challenges are delaying projects across the electric transmission and distribution industry, with no immediate relief in sight.Our new multi-client study, Making the connection: meeting the electric T&D supply chain challenge, explores these issues, examining the underlying drivers of demand, supply constraints and future trends.Take a deep dive into the supply chain challenge In this complimentary, one-hour webinar, Wood Mackenzie experts and external guests will provide an overview of what is driving demand for transformers, switchgear, cables and other electrical T&D equipment – and the factors behind the longer delivery lead times causing project delays.Speakers will also share their views on the impact of these bottlenecks on renewable deployment, large loads – such as data centers and manufacturing – and the cost to consumers. To wrap up, the Wood Mackenzie team will share insight into our fascinating new multiclient study.Speakers: Xizhou Zhou - Executive Vice President, Head of Power and Renewables, Wood Mackenzie; Devin Thomas - Vice President, Supply Chain Data & Analytics, Wood Mackenzie; Justin Badlam - Senior Advisor, US Department of Energy’s Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains (MESC); Teddy Muhlfelder - Vice President of Renewables Americas, Equinor.