I had the great honor of chatting with Beau Hamilton over at SourceForge on one of the hottest topics in the finance sector: A consolidated tech stack strategy vs a fragmented tech stack strategy. The differences and the cost savings that come with each one was discussed in detail.

Fragmented Tech Stack Strategy
This strategy is where multiple “One Trick Pony” software platforms are all tied together to operate a finance business. This requires teams to learn and use multiple interfaces, developers to maintain custom API’s, and invoices that can quickly go north.

Consolidated Tech Stack Strategy
This strategy is where most of, if not all, the technology a finance business needs is under one software roof.  The data all resides in one place, teams access one location, and data can be pulled and analyzed from one source.

Trey Markel

Trey Markel is the VP of Sales & Marketing and was one of the first three employees hired at Centrex Software when it was founded back in 2015. Trey has spent his entire career in FinTech and helping business owners solve simple and complex problems with software and technology. Trey has a bachelor of science degree in business administration from University of the Pacific.