How to get the most out of your tech spend

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Technology has made unbelievable advances and probably never more so than in the past 20-30 years.

Now we have mobile phones that are truly mobile, with more and more technology packed into smaller, lighter devices. No longer just telephones but comprehensive communication devices, the new generation smart phones, allow users to e-mail, text, access the web, watch videos, play games and of course, speak to people. Consumer demand in today’s world dictates for further data and enhanced communications on the move, as we invariably try to do more and more in the same amount of time. Let’s take a look at the financial sector and ask ourselves: what is currently available in this are...

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