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ADVANTAGES
How the centralized management of financial information can bring key strategic and infrastructural advantages.
:: STRATEGIC ADVANTAGES
- Gathering together the information provided by various suppliers and then addressing the specific data to different channels and users, allows the company to introduce cost-saving policies and a complete coverage of the information needed to do business successfully.
- Financial information is distributed from one, single point to all the channels and applications requiring this information (online trade execution, agents, branches, mobile, call centres, trading rooms), which reduces Time-To-Market to a minimum, when strategic marketing decisions are taken regarding the need to use this information.
- Applications using these data are completely independent of the source, allowing a switch to a new provider or adding a supplier, without affecting the service.
- This brings to the company a greater contractual power over the information providers.
:: INFRASTRUCTURE ADVANTAGES
- All the information is integrated using industry standard interfaces, therefore useable by completely diverse technology environments and information delivery channels. This means that the company acquires the system know-how which in turn makes the development of new applications faster and simpler, saving time and money.
- As the system which manages the information is standard and centralized, the company can much more easily actuate disaster recovery and fail-over plans to meet the severe rules required by the market.
- As only one system is used to manage financial information, it is possible to rationalize the various infrastructures used and the company regains control over resource management, which becomes more simple and effective.
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