Giving Some Front To The Back Office

March 13, 2013 - PRLog -- The financial crisis and collapse of the banks has encouraged the necessity to redesign data management strategies.

Data management is no longer seen as a back office support function. As opposed to a support function, data management is evolving to encompass strategic elements that make it a business enabler.

With systems that are processing live data every mili-second through a complex infrastructure, it has become more important to invest in the right technologies to enhance productivity and reduce errors. In the midst of financial turmoil, the spend in infrastructure has become higher, putting pressure on the industry. How is it possible to manage more data with less money?

FIMA Market Data 2013 has been re-launched to tackle the problems that market data professionals are facing. This conference is aimed at senior level industry experts who understand the importance of market data and specialise in fixing the economic crisis. Created by a collection of market data experts, the event highlights both the urgency and necessity to review problems and find solutions to ensure a balance is found between regulatory changes and increased  cost cutting pressure.

Key topics include:

What steps can you implement in the short and long term to cut your costs considerably without losing value and quality?
How can market data and data governed in financial institutions?
Overcoming the challenge of increased number of data policies and complexities related to the distribution and usage of real time market data

Encompassing panel discussions, roundtables and networking opportunities, FIMA Market Data creates a cross-platform experience of benchmarking, sharing and evaluating strategy.

To find out more, please visit: http://www.wbresearch.com/fimamarketdata/