Top 10 Accounting Tech Reads: October 2026
Reduce time spent chasing clients for documents with October’s reads, covering year-end workflows, AI, practice data and financial oversight.
AI in Sport: How Formula One and SailGP Are Using AI, Data and Technology
Hear how Oracle Red Bull Racing and SailGP use AI and data to sharpen strategy, support athletes and create new pathways into elite sport careers.
Making Ecommerce Bookkeeping Boring Again: Automation, Accuracy and AI | Daniel Little
Daniel Little talks about his journey from schoolyard entrepreneur to building e-commerce businesses and co-founding Link My Books.
How AI Is Changing Accounting Work | John Munden
Automation can remove repetitive accounting work, but technology alone is not the answer. Discover why better workflows, connected data and stronger client conversations matter.
Why Professional Identity Matters in the Age of AI
As AI reshapes accounting, professional identity matters more than ever. Explore why judgement, scepticism and pride in being an accountant remain essential.
Is AI Making Accountants Less Intelligent?
Is AI making accountants less intelligent, or changing how we think? Explore cognitive load, the “useful struggle”, professional judgement and which thinking we should, and shouldn’t, outsource.
Top 10 Accounting Tech Reads: September 2026
September’s reading list opens with a practical compliance question: can your firm quickly produce the evidence behind a client’s return?
What Is a Calendar Audit and Why Should You Do One?
Could auditing your calendar help you work more intentionally? This episode explores meeting overload, productive hours, energy flow and overlapping tech, with practical ideas for reviewing your month.
Digital Nomad Tips for Working Overseas
Practical lessons from a month working in England, covering Wi-Fi, co-working, roaming, banking, time zones, travel and staying productive.
Louis Theroux’s Lessons for Accountants
Discover how Louis Theroux’s interviewing techniques can help accountants listen deeply, ask simple questions and understand the person behind the numbers. Heather Smith and Alex Falcon Huerta explore lessons from his London Xerocon '26 keynote.