Tech Talks Daily
00:18:54 · Neil C. Hughes, Brian Chess
[00:18:54] S0: be taking away from this event? What are you going to be thinking about on that plane ride home? [00:18:59] S1: There's always more to do. So one of the great things about SuiteWorld is we get feedback from people who have been trying things or have an idea about, oh, here's what else we could do. But I'm still really obsessed with what does it take to make every NetSuite user an AI user. So how can we bring the advantages that we see to everyone? Well, I [00:19:26] S0: think that's a great moment to end on. And for everyone watching and listening, please pop by techtalksnetwork.com. There'll be links to everything we've talked about, including all the big announcements. And please, feedback to me. Let me know what you're gonna be doing differently and what you're enjoying at the moment. I'd love to hear some of the feedback from you. But more than anything, thank you for joining me today. [00:19:45] S1: Thank you, Neil.
00:19:46 · Neil C. Hughes
[00:19:46] S0: One of the things I loved about Brian's description of AI today was how he called it a teacher. AI can help someone understand the task that can be valuable before the system takes responsibility for completing it. And that example of a financial close also offered a starting point. Understand the process people are already using and then begin automating it gradually. Permissions and approvals remain part of that progression alongside a record of the agents involved. And I really appreciate his honesty about return on investment too. A saving found in one company's vendor contracts does not automatically become a promise for the business next door. The outcome needs to fit the work, whether that means completing payroll on time or finding a cost that deserves attention. So a big thank you to Brian for joining me at SuiteWorld today. Please share your thoughts, your experiences with me. Is why I take the show on the road. This is why I record an episode every day. I wanna speak with as many people as I can, and hopefully, we can all learn together and all move forward together. So it's time for me to give you some homework. Which task would you first ask your ERP system to explain, and what evidence would persuade you to let it act? I don't know about you, but when November comes around, I always start planning my goals for the new year. Between me and you, it's become my little life hack to avoid making those ambitious resolutions in January. I need to abandon them a few weeks later. And regular listeners will know that I rarely promote my own services, but once a year, I open up a handful of places for people who are serious about launching their own podcast, but have never actually gotten around to it. And over the last eleven years, I've helped entrepreneurs, business leaders, and and fortune 500 companies all launch their own shows. And here is how it works. You record your conversation on Zoom, Teams, or whatever works best for you. You send me the audio, an episode title, and short description, and I will handle everything else. From setting up the podcast host and distribution, to getting your show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and the many many other podcast platforms out there.
00:22:15 · Neil C. Hughes
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