Published: 05 July 2024
Summary
Decisions by banks and investment firms about expanding tech spending are primarily based on internal factors, not external or tech-provider ones. Product leaders can use this research to learn how to address these internal factors to capture the budget before it goes to competitors.
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Key Findings
Technology expansion decisions by banks can include buying more of the same technology to scale up; buying additional, different technologies to diversify; and expanding the use cases for a technology to utilize existing technology in new ways (that require a vendor’s support).
Sixty-three percent of banking and investment services buyers reported that internal factors such as organizational growth (19%), usage analysis (13%) or expanding needs (12%) were key drivers for technology expansion decisions.
Expansion stumbles most often as a result of high buyer effort and shrinking expectations for the expansion throughout the buying process, reducing revenue opportunities for technology and
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