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SuiteBox Identified as a Leading Provider in the Top Wealth Tech Trends for 2017
- Published December 13, 2016 2:36PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
9 December 2016, Finovate, Top Trends in WealthTech: From API-ization to Virtual Engagement By David Penn
SuiteBox has been identified by Finovate as a leading provider in the top wealth tech trends for 2017.
Virtual meetings will help wealth managers respond to a variety of issues. These include better engagement and multi-channel/channel of choice engagement. The could even help managers deal with greater fiduciary responsibilities. This trend includes everything from the use of Skype calls and video conferencing to more elaborate virtual meeting platforms such as those from Finovate alums like SuiteBox.
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About SuiteBox:
SuiteBox delivers a new customer engagement channel that enables professionals to significantly enhance their productivity by enabling more efficient and effective digital communication including intuitive video conferencing, document collaboration, compliance recording and real-time digital signing. The New Zealand based software provider has gained traction in Australasia, particularly among professionals who desire for more face-to-face time with clients, but find it increasingly difficult to schedule physical meetings. SuiteBox is now expanding globally into South Africa, the UK, Europe and US.
SuiteBox is able to be fully white labelled and seamlessly integrated with CRM or core banking platforms. SuiteBox is available via monthly subscription or enterprise contract and is delivered via the cloud and requires no technical expertise to use.
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