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A host of adviser-specific apps have taken iPads and other tablets from nifty playthings to seductive business... Email Print Related News Greed and technology tempt insider trading culprits Thu, Apr 7 2011 Go-smarter apps Thu, Apr 7 2011 Texas Instruments to buy NatSemi for $6.5 billion Tue, Apr 5 2011 iPad 2 sold out in the afterlife as Chinese pray for the dead Mon, Apr 4 2011 Special Report: How lobbyists rewrite Europe's laws Fri, Mar 18 2011 Analysis & Opinion The SEC comes round to private markets Larry Gagosian, billionaire Related Topics Technology » Personal Finance » Media » iPad » Stocks South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley types on her iPad as U.S. President Barack Obama speaks during a meeting with a bipartisan group of governors in the State Dining Room at the White House in Washington February 28, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Kevin Lamarque By John McCrank TORONTO | Fri Apr 8, 2011 11:30am EDT TORONTO (Reuters) - They're sleek, sexy and fun. They're also revolutionizing the way financial advisers do business. A host of adviser-specific apps have taken iPads and other tablets from nifty playthings to seductive business tools that can dazzle and truly educate clients, advocates say. "It's really a new paradigm," said David Wisehaupt, managing director and senior portfolio manager at Wisehaupt Bray Asset Management, a unit of Chicago-based independent brokerage HighTower. "I'm with a client, be they young or old, and ... they sort of can't help themselves -- before the meeting is over, they're manipulating the images on the screen." Wisehaupt, a 29-year financial services industry veteran who works with high-net-worth clients, said the charts, research and portfolio analytics he displays on his tablet screen connect with clients more than one-sided dissertations or lectures. The interactive experience helps clients retain more information and feel more secure about his stewardship of their assets, he said. DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY Bill Winterberg, whose technology consulting firm FP Pad in Dallas, Texas, specializes in working with independent advisers, calls tablets a "disruptive technology" that improves productivity and mobility. He pointed to apps that enable advisers to access customer relationship management and portfolio management tools. For instance, there's Orion Advisor Services' MobileAdvisor app, which displays portfolios, performance information and contact information. It also allows advisers using Orion's platform to rebrand the app, so clients download it, log in, track their portfolios, and view videos that the adviser provides. For security purposes, the data is kept on the Omaha-based company's servers rather than directly on the tablet. Security is the primary compliance concern for advisers using iPads, Winterberg said. At a minimum, he recommends pass code locks and password protection for the tablets. 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