Technology Architecture

This three part series explores the automated investment management or the “Robo-advisor” (RA) movement. The first post in this series @- http://www.vamsitalkstech.com/?p=2329 – discussed how Wealth Management has been an area largely untouched…

“Ultimately, the cloud is the latest example of Schumpeterian creative destruction: creating wealth for those who exploit it; and leading to the demise of those that don’t.” – Joe Weiman author…

Regulatory Risk Management evolves… The Basel Committee of supranational supervision was put in place to ensure the stability of the financial system. The Basel Accords are the frameworks that essentially govern the…

“Millennials want “finance at their fingertips”..they want to be able to email and text the financial advisors and talk to them on a real-time basis,” – Greg Fleming, Ex-Morgan Stanley The…

The first post in this four part series on Data lakes will focus on the business reasons to create one. The second post will delve deeper into the technology considerations & choices around data…

The first blog of this four part series introduced a key business issue in the Digital Age – Cybersecurity. We also briefly touched upon responses that are being put in place by…

(Image Credit – rappler.com) The first in this two post series examines Facebook’s corporate philosophy in architecting systems for web scale. Part two will look at their technology stack in more depth.  Last…

This article is the second installment in a three part series that talks about the business issues being faced by large trading operations & infrastructures in Capital Markets space. This post…

The PaaS (Platform As A Service) market is dominated by two worthy technologies – OpenShift from Red Hat and Pivotal’s CloudFoundry. It is amazing that a disruptive technology category like…

The term ‘Data In Motion’ is widely used to represent the speed at which large volumes of data are moving into corporate applications in a broad range of industries. Big…