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In This Issue:
Is There a Future in the Clouds? Wall Street firms increasingly are adopting cloud-based solutions to cut costs, achieve scale and improve time to market, according to an exclusive Wall Street & Technology/InformationWeek Analytics survey. But not everything in the cloud is white and fluffy.
Boston Options Exchange Taps SaaS for Billing: BOX frees up resources by adopting a software-as-a-service billing solution.
OptionsXpress Embraces Virtualization: While optionsXpress has embraced virtualization for order processing and routing engines, don't tell EVP Ben Stein that the brokerage is using a cloud.
PLUS:
Q&A with Wall Street computing pioneer Marc Chaikin
Managing Wealth in the Cloud
Transforming Data Delivery
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Look for These Exclusive, All-Digital Editions of Wall Street & Technology in 2010:
April
Data Security: Explore some of the new technologies and strategies that are helping financial institutions protect one of their most vital assets: customer data.
June
The Future of the Data Center: Financial services companies run some of the world's largest and most complex data centers. What new technologies are making data centers more efficient while improving performance and capacity?
August
Can EDM and BI Solve Wall Street's Risk Management Woes? Now that the financial crisis is largely behind the industry, how have risk management strategies changed and improved?
