WS&TTV - Content posted in August 2008 - Wall Street & Technology

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Wall Street & Technology Videos | 8/29/2008 |

Low latency messaging and dramatically increased throughput is available through the WFO Direct Exchange Feed and native InfiniBand platform, providing financial markets firms with enterprise-wide messaging solutions at a lowered cost of ownership.

Enhanced Virtualization

Wall Street & Technology Videos | 8/29/2008 |

IBM�s innovative z/VM platform enables financial markets firms to create new virtual servers cost effectively and at a rapid rate. Provisioning multiple servers on a larger machine enables firms to more quickly implement and change applications.

Ultra Low Latency Messaging

Wall Street & Technology Videos | 8/29/2008 |

IBM WebSphere MQ Low Latency Messaging enables financial firms to process high volumes of market and transaction data with extremely low latency and high availability. It provides an end-to-end environment for equity stock trading.

Business Intelligence and Performance Management

Wall Street & Technology Videos | 8/29/2008 |

IBM Cognos has enabled thousands of business users from top financial market firms to access the data they need to make better and faster business decisions. Based on a unified SOA platform, Cognos can be deployed for a multitude of applications.

Revolutionary Data Center Economics

Wall Street & Technology Videos | 8/22/2008 |

IBM has been successful in delivering the energy efficiency and density of BladeServers on a platform that costs 25 to 30 percent less by eliminating redundancy in features such as power supplies, fans, and systems boards.

Accelerated Financial Analytics with PowerXCell

Wall Street & Technology Videos | 8/22/2008 |

IBM�s cell technologies provide the computing power needed for complex analytical applications yet integrate with existing hardware and software infrastructures to supply accelerated analytics cost effectively.

Operations Monitoring for Derivatives Processing

Wall Street & Technology Videos | 8/22/2008 |

IBM provides visibility across front, middle and back-office derivatives processing for both equities and fixed income, enabling financial markets firms to improve the trade lifecycle.