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Davis Janowski

Davis was Technology Reporter for Investment News from 2007 to 2013, covering software and online services, as well as the latest in computer and mobile hardware technology available for financial advisers. Connect with him on Twitter here: @ddjanowski

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Battle to lure advisers via technology heats up

Competition among clearing firms and custodians to woo advisers with technology ratcheted up a notch last week when National Financial Services LLC said that it had integrated the Thomson One wealth management platform into its Streetscape broker workstation.

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Broadridge rolls out enhanced desktop for B-Ds and investment advisers

'Tis the season for rolling out integrated adviser desktops.

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Digital safety deposit box for financial documents launched

A new website hopes to succeed by providing a virtual vault that provides access to vital family documents.

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Thomson Reuters launches Lipper for Investment Management software

Thomson Reuters, the parent company of Lipper Inc., today launched Lipper for Investment Management, a software tool aimed at assisting asset managers with their research.

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For family offices, tech fixes are never easy

Complain as they do about technology, financial advisers don't realize how good they have it compared with managers of family offices.

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RothRetirement.com, optionsXpress Holdings Inc.

New website documents next year’s Roth IRA conversion possibilities, and a beta version of Xtend2 was rolled out this week.

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TraderPlanet.com undergoes redesign

TraderPlanet.com has redesigned its website to improve ease of use and navigation for users who want to keep their trading skills sharp.

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Advisor Products integrates, AdviceAmerica updates software

Advisor Products connects to Redtail’s customer relationship management system, AdviceAmerica Inc. has released its latest version of its financial planning product.

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Advisers are harnessing Internet for social networking

A legion of intrepid financial advisers are twittering, linking in and in many other ways harnessing the power of the Internet to network socially in a bid to expand their practices.

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Advisers enter blogosphere to lure prospects

They account for only a minuscule fraction of the world's estimated 100 million bloggers, but financial advisers who maintain their own commentary-oriented websites are finding that blogging can pay.