Last week, the E-Tabs team travelled to the US for Quirk’s Chicago. From exploring reporting automation with industry peers to Benjamin Rietti taking the stage alongside Bernie Malinoff, the event was packed with energy and insight. It was fantastic connecting with so many brilliant people and exchanging ideas on the future of reporting.
The Automation Advantage- Turning Time Saved Into Client Value
We were privilaged to have Bernie Malinoff, Executive Vice President at Leger (Element54), joined Benjamin Rietti, CEO of E-Tabs, to explore how automated reporting can unlock real ROI.
As reporting demands continue to grow, they highlighted how manual processes can slow teams down. Through Element54’s journey, the session demonstrated how streamlining workflows and scaling reporting across projects can free up valuable time, allowing teams to focus on insight rather than slide building. The session also showcased how the combination of automation and AI is transforming reporting across PowerPoint and Google Slides, delivering faster, smarter and more impactful outputs.
It was great to see you all there. Stay tuned for the case-study if you missed it.
The Chicago Key-Hunt
The key hunt was on in Chicago! Lots of you spotted our hidden keys around the conference and made your way over to the E-Tabs booth to see what they would unlock. It was fantastic seeing so many attendees join in the fun, with plenty of successful hunters stopping by to claim their prizes and learn more about how report automation is transforming research workflows.
Thank you to everyone who took part and came to say hello. The energy around the booth has been incredible, and it has been great connecting with both familiar faces and new ones along the way.
Light Sensor Game!
The competition was on in Dallas. Quirk’s attendees put their reflexes to the test at the E-Tabs booth with our light sensor game, all aiming for the top of the leaderboard.
After some strong performances, Dan Trimmer from Fuel Cycle claimed the top spot with an impressive score of 73, taking home the $100 voucher.
Close behind, Ed Staples from Prodege secured second place with a score of 71, making it a tight race right to the finish.
Missed out this time? Keep your eyes peeled at future events…
We’re excited to keep the conversations going and look forward to seeing you again at upcoming events! To learn more about what we do, click HERE.
Stay Tuned For More…
