Why Advisors Are Betting on AI Infrastructure Over Apps
AI SummaryAI-generated — verify against the source.Financial advisors are increasingly prioritizing investment in foundational AI infrastructure—such as data management and integration systems—rather than standalone AI applications. This shift suggests a strategic move toward building long-term, scalable AI capabilities that can support multiple workflows, rather than relying on fragmented, single-purpose tools.
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