Automation as a capacity strategy, not a tech strategy
The real advantage of automation lies not in adding more tools, but in deliberately redesigning workflows to protect adviser time and redirect it toward strategy, relationships and growth.
The real advantage of automation lies not in adding more tools, but in deliberately redesigning workflows to protect adviser time and redirect it toward strategy, relationships and growth.
For many advisers the biggest pain point is bottlenecks in admin that take them away from their clients. A new conference will explore how robust deployment of outsourcing can solve for this challenge.
It is so often the case, that a successful product or service arises from necessity. For financial adviser Steve Sloane, managing director of Link Wealth Advice, it came from a clogged-up workflow.