What's On My Desktop

Building visibility into your business

he data you need already exists in your systems—it's just spread across different tools, reports, and dashboards, often hidden in plain sight.

This month, join Systems Support's Will MacFee for a practical walkthrough of how he's been approaching that problem. In "What's on the Desktop," Will will share a real use case for using AI to quickly build a custom dashboard that brings together data from multiple platforms into a single, usable view.

The focus isn't on adding another tool. It's on making better use of what you already have.

In this session we'll talk about how to approach AI and your business data so you can iterate on tools to give you more visibility into your business without having to buy a new CRM or hire on a developer.

Who This Webinar Is For

Business owners and executives at growing SMBs

Companies with:

  • Multiple systems or sources of data
  • A need for clearer operational or financial visibility
  • An internal IT resource or technically inclined team member

Organizations in professional services or regulated environments where:

  • Decisions carry operational or compliance risk
  • Data exists, but isn't always easy to interpret

Businesses that feel like:

  • Their data is scattered
  • Their reporting is inconsistent
  • Or they're not getting as much value from their systems as they should

What's on My Desktop: How I Use AI to Understand What's Really Happening in the Business

🗓️ Thursday, April 23
🕐 11:00 AM (ET)
📍 Online via Zoom

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Top view of diverse business team having a meeting around a white table with documents and coffee cups.

What this session is (and isn't)

This isn't a deep dive into your systems, and it's not a technical walkthrough.

It's an example.

The goal is to show what's possible—how you can take the data you already have, think about it differently, and start building simple, purpose-built tools that give you better visibility into your business.

Most of the value comes from the shift in perspective. Once you see how a system like this comes together, it becomes easier to start building your own—using the tools and information you already have.