Advisory firms are beginning to question whether there’s too much tech in their tech stack. Studies reveal that some advisor tools have very low usage rates, inadvertently creating tech debt for firms instead of tech efficiencies. Joel Bruckenstein, producer of the Technology Tools for Today (T3) Conference, argues that it’s more about a lack of vendor oversight than tech stacks getting too large. His additional comments, shown in the article linked below, gleaned from an interview with the journalist, are worth considering.
Read Rachel Witkowski’s article: For some advisory firms, it’s time for a tech-stack diet, consultants say.
