Budget Burden: How to Talk Tech Spend with the Business Side

Panelists dig into what works—and what doesn't—when it comes to conversations about technology budgets.

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There are plenty of necessary traits required of someone tasked with running the technology at a financial firm, but possibly the most vital characteristic of an executive is his or her ability to communicate with those on the business side when it comes to budgets.

It's an issue that has increased significantly over the last five to seven years due to a sequence of events, according to Apurva Mehta, CTO and head of architecture at UBS Wealth Management Americas.

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Mehta, while

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