Take the InvestmentNews second annual technology usage and satisfaction survey [darn it]

Time is running out. It is Friday afternoon and 901 qualified advisers have taken our second annual technology survey. That is about the number that completed the survey last year but I would really like to see us significantly surpass that number. Doing so will give you and me both a better sense of how many advisers are using various technology products AND HOW SATISFIED YOU ARE WITH THEM. The more of you that take the survey the more accurate an assessment we have. {Here's the link: InvestmentNews technology usage and satisfaction survey.} I would really like to know if we have seen a significant change in the number of advisers using account aggregation (13.3% of you were using ByAllAccounts Inc. last year, another 12% of you were spread between three other vendors — but 65.4% of you were using nothing) in their practices and how many have adopted rebalancing applications (8.2% of you were using Tamarac's product last year, 70.7% of you were using no rebalancing system at all). Here are a few of the most popular products in three categories from last year (story continues after, along with one final plea).    We also have questions in there regarding tablet usage and a list of tablet applications to see how many of you are using those devices and software. Just about every adviser I speak with of late has an iPad but I bet a few of you also have Android-based devices, or a BlackBerry PlayBook or Kindle Fire (okay, okay the Kindle is running an Android-based operating system but it is locked down and does not really count as one — but I digress — again, I am unlikely to discover all you closet Android tablet users unless you take the suvey!). I am also wondering how many of you might have uprooted from your portfolio management system and are using one of the newer players on the market. The same goes for document management (if you have adopted one at all, 47.8% of you were using nothing last year). For those of you familiar with the names of the technology products and applications you use the survey will take just two to three minutes. Here's the link one more time: InvestmentNews technology usage and satisfaction survey. [email protected] on Twitter @ddjanowski Related stories: Adviser technology: Integration still elusive Advisers and technology: The most popular tech products