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Paul Tancell

Campaign Manager
As a New Zealand resident from England living in Australia, I like to think I bring an international flavour to my writing. However my colleagues feel that influence only comes out in the variety of football teams I support (Man United and Melbourne Victory for the record, sorry kiwis).

Articles by Paul Tancell

Thinking of attending a metro-based INCITE this year? Here’s what to expect

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By Paul Tancell

Over the past couple of years, MYOB has employed somewhere in the region of 500 new developers. What could they all possibly be doing I hear you ask? The answer, I’m glad to say, is “a lot”.

Thinking of attending a regional INCITE event this year? Here’s what to expect

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By Paul Tancell

Bookkeepers and accountants working in regional Australia are used to covering lots of ground in a short period of time. That’s why MYOB’s regional INCITE events are designed to do the same, which means more value for your time spent in transit.

If EOFY means you don’t have time to read this post …

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By Paul Tancell

If you’re too busy to read posts about saving time at EOFY, you really need to read this post. It’ll help you smooth out your peaks!

Why students are coming to INCITE – and why you should care

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By Paul Tancell

Students are coming to MYOB INCITE 2017. Why? Who needs their unwashed, bearded, braided appearance at an accounting roadshow? Turns out, we all do.

3 BS-free reasons why you should attend MYOB INCITE 2017

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By Paul Tancell

Here are three reasons to register for MYOB INCITE 2017 – that aren’t full of the usual corporate marketing-speak!

Brandi & Co – it’s what’s inside that counts

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By Paul Tancell

Progressive accountants are rewriting the way they’re perceived, and that begins with their offices.

When will you ever learn?

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By Paul Tancell

When was the last time you attended a training session on the software you use each day? When was the last time you sat down with someone qualified to teach you how to best use the tools of your trade.