Solving the productivity puzzle: Technology is a powerful tool

Planning for implementations is just as important as the end outcome

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Maximising productivity is a key focus for CEOs, but they're finding that it's easier said than done, writes Jim London

From evolving political and economic environments to persistent regulatory changes, the wealth management industry is in the midst of an evolution that's causing leaders to question how they can drive growth. For many executives, the solution is turning productivity challenges into opportunity.  Maximising productivity is a key focus for chief executives (CEO), but they're finding that it's easier said than done. Although many feel new technology is the missing piece in their productivity puzzle, they're not experiencing the intended value post-implementation. The problem isn't necessari...

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