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By selecting Cloud-based solutions for mission-critical systems, investment managers can eliminate business risk and excel over their competitors with regards to consultant RFPs.
read moreThe Tabb Group is hypothesizing how institutions can reduce their technology footprint. On the buy side, firms have already achieved zero technology infrastructures.
read more70% of investment bank staff has doubts about how prepared London is for the upcoming Olympics. Half of those respondents are unsure of whether their company even has a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) in place. Migrating to Cloud-based solutions can enhance BCP capabilities, specifically for Disaster Recovery (DR) of mission-critical systems.
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London – The head of software and service provider Indata said traditional buy side firms are becoming increasingly comfortable with cloud-based technology — and not only because it can save…
read moreAccording to a recent article from Cloud Computing News, cost savings is not the primary driver for firms looking to move to the cloud.
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Indata’s David Csiki says that on the buy side there is very little resistance to the cloud, which is a significant change from just a couple of years ago. Indata…
read moreI believe Wall Street & Tech is a quality publication. However, I can’t figure out their content on the Cloud lately.
read moreAcceptance of the Cloud in financial services is growing and we are definitely seeing the shift, but we’re noticing that sometimes the line between what is technically a Cloud solution and what is not becomes blurred.
read moreLast week, Cutter and Associates offered their take on the year that passed and the one to come. We know the folks at Cutter pretty well and, while we would disagree with the “Fear” part of what they are seeing or concluding, we could not agree more with many of the points in their piece.
read moreFor 2012, we foresee much of the same as 2011: another challenging year with firms trying to maneuver in an uncertain environment. The key difference between 2011 and 2012 so far seems to be one of outlook, in which we see more optimism from the folks we are speaking with than we did last year.
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