How to identify repeatable tasks & streamline workflow

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Do you have, or plan to have, multiple environments across your project and need to somehow manage changes between them? 👉 Then you are in the right place!

Drawing on their real-world experience, they will present two case studies, where we’ve successfully replaced manual labour with automation – the first parsing Microsoft Forms data into a Word document and the second the conversion of candidate CVs into a standard format.

This webinar is perfect for you if you want to:
✔️ save time and reduce errors by eliminating manual data handling
✔️ apply automation to everyday business processes without making a heavy investment.
✔️ learn practical strategies for identifying inefficiencies in your team's workflow.
✔️ see examples of automation delivering measurable results.

Meet our experts:

🗣️ David Mawer (Lead Delivery Manager) has over two decades of experience as an IT professional, from Newcastle University graduate, to a desktop application developer, web developer, Team Leader and now Lead Delivery Manager with Spyrosoft. He's passionate about building teams, collaborating and getting the best out of individuals, enabling them to succeed and further their careers. At the weekends, he’s often found running 5km or cycling around the English countryside!

🗣️ Oliver Snowdon (Lead Software Engineer) is a proficient Software and Data Engineer with a robust track record of nearly twenty years, having made significant contributions across public health, geospatial systems and transportation. He has often taken the lead role in a series of important Spyrosoft projects, and having navigated complex datasets, he relishes opportunities to apply his expertise in environments that champion innovation and the strategic use of data. Most weekends you’re likely to find him in a wetsuit or around a BBQ!

📌 Event details:
Make IT Easy | Eliminating waste through automation: How to identify repeatable tasks & streamline workflow
11 November 2025
12 PM (UTC +1)