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ObjectStore Targets Reference Data with Real-Time Technology

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ObjectStore has outlined plans to apply its real-time data processing services to the reference data business. The company, part of Progress Software, provides high performance data management for streaming data and complex event processing and real-time data caching services. It believes that it can implement a data service layer within financial institutions, saving them from having to link every application throughout the enterprise to a centralised database.

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