Blogs

​Data is something we usually take for granted. However, over the last five years we have realised data is a vital part of any business. It is the source from which your business operates and it can predict all manner of business outcomes.​From accurate data many things can be ascertained;Business RoadmapThe direction that the business is heading can be planned; Do they chan...

​Does your workplace offer free food and drinks? Perhaps they have a coffee machine, a biscuit barrel, or a fruit basket you can help yourself to throughout the day.When applying for a job role, free food and drinks is seen as a perk to your job. But what are the real benefits of free food in the work place? And are these beneficial to just the employee’s or does the employe...

​A very happy EOFY!Leading up to June 30th we can guarantee a few things… Our TV screens will be inundated with commercials spruiking EOFY sales, increased advertising for accounting firms, and our letterboxes will be filled with an abundance of sales catalogues.The other common occurrence we as recruiters are pretty much guaranteed, are our contractors starting to worry abo...

​It’s been over a year since Brad started at Speller and we got to read his ‘Meet the Team’ blog. This week we sat down with Brad as he updated us on what he’s been up to, how he thinks the SAP world has changed and his predictions for the future.Tell us a little bit about the past year working at Speller International and how you’ve fit into the role.Changing from banking t...

​It won’t come as a surprise when you read that SuccessFactors is thriving in the SAP market. Australia as a whole is screaming out for good people with all types of experience in SuccessFactors and it’s having a huge impact in the market.I would be confident that if I were to upload my resume to any job website with the word ‘SuccessFactors’ in it, my phone would start to g...

​Autumn has come and gone but what it did bring were new plans, insights, and my reflections on the first half of the year. Old ways were put aside, giving room for new growth and opportunity.These reflections allowed me to think about the SAP industry and the range of positions that are now available for many skilled SAP consultants. Consultants that have had lengthy career...

​The political polls nor the nation couldn’t predict the result, however, this month saw the Liberal Party retain the top dog position in Australian politics.The long campaign and many low punches thrown by both the Labour and Liberal parties saw two very different approaches to the direction of Australia in the next four years. But how does Liberal’s win affect SAP industri...

​Last week nearly 200 people filled the first floor of the Sofitel for this years’ Brisbane SAUG. My colleague Luke Day and I made the trip to warmer pastures for the event, and in this week’s blog I share some of my key takeaways.The first key takeaway was Machine Learning/ AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ChatBots. All was aimed at making the interaction from a customer po...

​Speller has always been a great supporter of the hard work that Change Managers and Training Consultants do within the SAP Community. Hence, having a specialist SAP Change and Training division. But are we seeing the same love and appreciation across the rest of the market? Let’s take a look.In short, the answer is not so simple. It really seems to be either an overwhelming...

​Have you ever dreamt about working from home? To have the ability to go to the gym in your lunch break, avoid the commute in peak hour, and be rid of office politics forever? Well, it’s not completely unattainable.In fact, for some it’s the lifestyle they lead each day. We chat with Hazel Rybinski, an SAP Payroll Functional Consultant from Brisbane, about why she made the j...