
Other than the larger corporations, our information technology clients have typically been either in banking and finance or are providers of specialized services to that sector.
These companies have developed niche technology offerings with core attributes and performance that are beneficial to banks, other financial institutions, and the treasury and finance departments of large corporations.
Technology offerings vary from networking hardware to software or web-deployed solutions with a dashboard interface that bring automation to previously manual functions. Marketable benefits relate to customer demands, including volume increases, risk mitigation, volume insensitivity, and compliance with an abundance of regulations such as FAS 133 / IAS 39 and The Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002.
Marketing for information technology products often requires an overall approach and messaging that targets a number of parties with an interest in the purchasing decision. Communications that successfully convey large volumes of complex numerical and written information in clear presentations is also critical in this data-driven market. Technology companies also often look for technology-driven marketing, such as web and digital media.
“Our new communications had an immediate impact in sales presentations.”
SALES MANAGER, SOFTWARE CLIENT

SOURCE
Financial Executives International (FEI) 2005