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Real-time Technology Roundtable

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Date: January 19, 2012  Location: BT Centre, Newgate St,  London

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SCHEDULE
4:00 - 4:30 Registration and Networking

4:30  Program

Member Briefings:
"Leveraging unified communications across business functions"
Chris Pickles, BT,
Head of Industry Initiatives -Global Banking & Financial Markets
"Asteroid is the new Tsunami"
Martin Millstam, Exegy, Solutions Consultant 
"Technical approaches with commercial benefits"
Darren Lewis, Arcontech, Head of CityVision Development

Pre Panel presentation:
"Big Data for Capital Markets: A Reality Check"

Andrew Delaney, A Team Group, Editor in Chief

Panel:
'Big Data' and other techniques for handling today's huge data volumes
The exponential increase in the sheer quantity of real time market data is a significant challenge and recently the aptly named concept of ‘Big Data' has been bubbling to the surface. In this panel we discuss the technology issues generated by the need to work with such huge quantities of data in real-time or near real-time, and the actual or potential solutions being considered. How new and different is all this? Or is it in reality just a logical extension of what we have all seen before? What are the business drivers guiding any new technologies? What are the real business risks of not being able to comprehensively digest and make timely sense of this torrent of data? What can we learn from similar experiences outside the financial services sector? Tsunamis, data or otherwise, have a tendency to wreak havoc with the unprepared - how prepared is our industry? How prepared are you?

Panelists:
Andrew Delaney, A Team Group,  Editor in Chief
Stuart Grant, Sybase, EMEA Bus Dev Manager - Financial Services
Michael Le Lion, Panopticon Software, EVP International
Robin Manicom , Equinix Head of Financial Services, Europe
Moderator:
Dave Levy, Citihub, Associate Partner

6:00 - 7:30 Networking Reception

The Real-time Technology Roundtable events are free to FISD members but this meeting is open to all non-members for an admission fee of $150 that covers FISD and its members' cost of the event.

Host

BT

Sponsors

CME Group

Equinix

Sybase