Enterprise Technology Solutions
The financial services industry is a fast-paced, dynamic business. It has gone through an unprecedented transformation in recent years – one that redefines the way financial professionals go about their day-to-day operations.
Today’s firms need enterprise-wide solutions that help them navigate this volatile environment. They need open technology solutions that integrate real-time data delivery, running on a proven, robust network, backed by class-leading support, along with development capabilities that encourage innovation and growth. Bloomberg understands this transformation. We’re delivering a new set of capabilities that feeds critical data, analysis, and insight directly into enterprise information infrastructures to help our clients successfully maneuver through the market.
We’re fully committed to opening up our own infrastructure so that it can directly communicate with our clients’ internal systems. Specifically, Bloomberg Enterprise Products and Solutions lets organizations leverage our data, its distribution and management, our infrastructure, and a full range of managed services – all on an open technology sytem.
Now you can put our global, industrial-strength infrastructure to work for you. We’re extending the efficiencies of our front-office technology throughout your enterprise operation. Free up and reallocate your resources to your core business, and rely on us to take care of the details.
- White Paper: Enterprise Technology Strategies for an Increasingly Dynamic Market Data Management Environment
- Presentation: SIFMA NY, June 22-23, 2010 – Mark Pesonen, Global Head of Bloomberg Enterprise Products and Solutions
- Presentation: Screen Event, Stockholm, June 3, 2010 – Mark Pesonen, Global Head of Bloomberg Enterprise Products and Solutions
- Podcast: Redefining Operating Principles of the Financial Services Community of Interest – Mark Pesonen, Global Head of Bloomberg Enterprise Products & Solutions
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Data Flow Optimization
The financial services industry continues to evolve into a more information-intensive, globally networked marketplace characterized by rapidly expanding volumes of more complex product types across a broader and more diverse set of asset classes and participants (human and electronic). This evolution was accelerated by the 2008 crises, with increased focus on information related to internal risk management and external regulatory reporting.
IT departments have responded to this shift by aggressively optimizing their baseline processing and infrastructure budgets to fund the introduction of differentiating revenue generation and mandated risk management capabilities.
This IT optimization process is now at the point that most firms have fully exploited the traditional techniques to find efficiencies, including outsourcing, offshoring, partnerships, reorganizations, etc.
Hosting Solutions
Propagation delay – that’s the lag caused by geographical distance from an exchange. The farther the exchange, the longer it takes to get information. Move your firm’s trading appliances closer to the source, and you’ve reduced that delay. Firms can pursue many avenues to gain a trading advantage. Some build standalone data centers with direct market feeds, for example. But this is an expensive and time-consuming solution.
