Event Date/Time: Feb 04, 2008 | End Date/Time: Feb 06, 2008 |
Description
Do you need to build a sustainable infrastructure that can withstand significant growth over the next 3-5 years?
Do you want to win the race for low latency through a flexible, high speed infrastructure design that can handle high volumes of market data?
Do you need to determine whether your legacy system can be maximized or if it’s at the end of life phase?
Do you have vendor solutions that need to be seamlessly integrated into your existing and future systems?
Do you want to know how you can utilize your infrastructure to optimize existing systems and decrease unnecessary IT spend?
Do you need to integrate various data sources into a centralized data warehouse with minimal redundancy?
If you answered “yes” to any of the above, then you should be attending the Financial Technology Congress 2008!
Why Spend Your Valuable Time At Financial Technology Congress 2008?
As market data volumes grow exponentially and the race for low latency heats up to mere nanoseconds, the technology tools your firm has in place can make or break its competitive edge. How can you ensure your firm stays ahead of the curve?
The Financial Technology Congress 2008 is the only event devoted to confronting the crucial technology issues affecting front, middle, and back offices across both the buy and sell sides.
Virtualization Summit
As the environmental impact of large data centers is closely scrutinized and new energy regulations loom on the horizon, how are you planning on increasing resource efficiency without increasing energy demand? Learn how to expand your IT environment while consolidating your footprint at this special one-day summit! Industry-leading early adopters teach you everything you need to know about virtualization technologies – from the benefits and the pitfalls to the best methods for deployment. After one day, you’ll be able to walk away armed with a better understanding of whether or not these exciting technologies are the right fit for your firm’s technology plans.