New Subscription License Agreement Supports Multiple Cloud Deployment Options
NexJ Systems Inc., delivering intelligent customer management software to the financial services industry, announced a new subscription license agreement with a leading US Brokerage firm resulting from a new product designed and developed specifically for the wealth management market.
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Delivering improvements in user experience and performance, this new enabling technology offers further key benefits derived from an enhanced ability to introduce business functionality with greater agility and streamline the process of integrating products across the wealth management eco-system. In addition, the new platform technology futureproofs NexJ Systems’ prospects and clients by seamlessly supporting multiple deployment options including public, private and hybrid clouds.
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“The roster of wealth managers NexJ is proud to serve represents a number of high-profile brand names. We achieved this by offering state of the art technology that delivers real business value. We feel privileged to work with our clients to continually introduce new products to further their goals and business needs,” said Rick Broley, Chief Operating Officer.
The business transformation that was started in mid-2019 has led to the introduction of several new products including the Nudge-AI suite of products; Inform, Engage and Insights, as well as complementary modular products to enhance the deeper vertical cloud CRM solutions that that can now be deployed more cost-effectively. Introducing these new subscription-based offerings to market will deliver predictable software license revenue now and into the future.
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