Stop typing isolated prompts and start engineering robust automation pipelines that connect multiple AI tools to handle complex tasks, scale your productivity, and drive real results.
Most firms experimenting with AI remain stuck at the level of standalone tools — summarising documents, drafting emails, or generating content in isolation. While useful, these applications rarely produce sustained operational improvement.
This session demonstrates how to move beyond isolated AI use into real workflow implementation. The speaker will walk through live examples of building practical AI workflows that connect tasks, systems, and outputs into structured operational processes that can be used inside professional services firms.
Rather than abstract strategy, attendees will see how working AI systems are designed, assembled, and operationalised in real-world contexts.
Key Topics / Live Demonstrations
Live demo: building a complete AI workflow from a real business process
Why standalone ChatGPT use does not scale in professional services environments
Turning repetitive firm tasks into structured AI-assisted workflows
Demonstration: multi-step workflow (input → processing → output → validation)
How to design workflows that integrate with existing systems and data sources
Agentic vs assisted AI: showing both in practical side-by-side examples
Common implementation breakdowns and why workflows fail in practice
Human oversight points and control design inside automated processes
Data structure, inputs, and consistency requirements for reliable AI workflows
Practical deployment patterns used in accounting and legal environments
Managing Director | Released | GAICD
Nick Beaugeard is an Australian technology leader, software architect, and councillor on the Northern Beaches of NSW. He is the Managing Director of Released Group, where he builds AI powered workflow systems, agentic automation platforms, and enterprise solutions used across legal, accounting, community services, and IT service management. With more than thirty five years in software engineering and business transformation, winning numerous awards, Nick specialises in practical AI adoption, showing firms how to use modern tools to cut waste, improve accuracy, and scale their services. He speaks regularly at industry events, runs webinars across Australia, New Zealand, and worldwide and is highly sought after for his no nonsense, real world approach to using AI in professional services. Nick also serves his community through the Northern Beaches Council, focusing on transparency, governance, and better service delivery.
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