About the Technology Report research
TheMoney ManagementTechnology Report is based on a survey undertaken byThe Tom Collins Consultancyand includes providers of technology in the areas of financial planning (administration) platforms and financial planning software.
These providers are asked to complete a questionnaire outlining their services and features, which is then collated and presented in the tables in the following pages.
Such a survey produces a very large level of information and due to space restrictions, not all of that information has been published.
Money Managementcould not provide the information in the following pages without the assistance of those who responded and would like to thank all those groups who chose to participate.
We appreciate the time and effort those groups gave us in assisting us to compile one of the most complete listings of technology providers available.
However, a number of providers chose not to participate in this year’s research, citing that they had yet to launch products or were in the process of changing systems. These groups will be added in future reports.
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Jason Spits
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