Low Latency and Private Optical Networks Equals Faster ROI
[ Source: Ciena ]
August 2008-
Financial markets firms are overwhelmed by market data and need to build applications and infrastructure that can deliver high performance and ultra low latency to source liquidity pools, execute trades, analyze risk and maintain a real-time order book. To be competitive, firms must receive data from direct exchange feeds and then push that data throughout the enterprise, explains Tom Rice, Research Director, TowerGroup. Firms of all sizes are turning to private fiber optic networks that ....
Real Time Linux from Novell
[ Source: Novell ]
May 2008-
In this series of brief webcasts, you will learn how SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time from Novell enables organizations to respond quicker by delivering low latencies, deliver increased value with fast response times, and better manage costs. This 4-part series includes an overview of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time, and emerging enterprise low latency requirements, a case study with Thomson Financial, and partner profiles with Wombat and Intel.
Sinan Baskan, Director of Business Development at Sybase, on Information Delivery
[ Source: Sybase ]
July 2008-
Managing and sustaining a continuous flow of data in a low latency environment is critical to organizations in the capital markets industry. Learn about successful strategies for delivering information to the point of use, across multiple groups, so that actual portfolio and trading decisions can be made in real time.
Eric Johnson, SVP Financial Services Industry at Sybase, on Data Latency and Information Security
[ Source: Sybase ]
July 2008-
Every day capital markets firms must capture, store and process massive volumes of market and trade-related data with very low latency to support trading, risk and compliance applications. Watch this video to learn how enterprises extend their information securely to individuals at any location so they can make better trading and portfolio decisions across the entire trade lifecycle.