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CJC Releases Detailed Report on Data Fabrics, Cloud and Trading Technology Panel from A-Team Group’s TradingTech Briefing

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CJC have published an in-depth report on the panel session ‘Adopting Modern Data Fabrics and Cloud in Trading Technology Infrastructure’ from A-Team Group’s recent TradingTech Briefing, Buy & Build – The Future of Capital Markets Technology.

The panel, featuring Peter Williams, CJC’s Chief Technology Officer, alongside Richard Balmer of IPC Systems, Naomi Clarke of CDO Advisory and Bob Mudhar of Synechron, investigated a wide range of topics around modern data infrastructure in trading.

CJC’s full debrief of the conversation, along with analysis of audience poll results, is well worth a read at here.

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