EP 15 - David Rogers: "Businesses are getting really good at gathering data, I just don’t think we’re very good at using it"

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Recorded05 Oct 2020

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This week’s episode of Business without Bullsh-t is joined by David Rogers. Having once walked the halls of Oury Clark, David is now Director of Accounting for the aerospace engineering firm, the Ferra Group.With Dominic Frisby and Andy Oury, David discusses the recent impact of coronavirus on aerospace and some of the uncomfortable questions that surround the industry.The three also chat about all things accountancy (what some may call the world’s second oldest profession); how accountancy has changed over the years, the importance of keeping up-to-date with tech, and what the skill-set of an accountant may need to look like in the future.Business without Bullsh-t is powered by Oury Clark.

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