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NSX breaks the sub millisecond monitoring barrier using Geneos from ITRS, 25 February 2010

A flexible, integrated,proactive monitoring solution from ITRS has allowed National Stock Exchange,Inc. (NSX®) to go from being just one of many US-based tradingvenues to among the leaders when it comes to delivering reliability,availability and serviceability to its clients. The ITRS Geneos solution isallowing NSX to minimize the impact of issues in infrastructure and applications,to deliver better performance for clients, and keep a tight lid on the cost ofoperating its state-of-the-art trading environment.
 


Algorithmic trading is powering growth in equities trading volumes, 25 February 2010

ITRS is enabling firms to add automated support capabilities to their high frequency trading engines without impacting pre-trade latency targets.  So how are IT operations teams meeting this challenge?
 


ITRS December Newsletter, 25 February 2010

In this issue of the ITRS Newsletter we look at the implications for banks’ support teams that up to 60% of total US futures volumes in 2010 are likely to be executed on an automated basis. We track progress on new FSA liquidity risk regulations, where system monitoring and performance management will play a key role in firms’ strategic responses, and other ITRS stories, hot tips and updates.
 


NSX breaks the sub millisecond monitoring barrier using Geneos from ITRS, 25 February 2010

A flexible, integrated, proactive monitoring solution from ITRS has allowed National Stock Exchange, Inc. (NSX®) to go from being just one of many US-based trading venues to among the leaders when it comes to delivering reliability, availability and serviceability to its clients. The ITRS Geneos solution is allowing NSX to minimize the impact of issues in infrastructure and applications, to deliver better performance for clients, and keep a tight lid on the cost of operating its state-of-the-art trading environment.


Predictive banking technology wins export award for ITRS, 23 December 2009

ITRS Group plc have been announced as the London regional winners of the International Trade Awards 2009 sponsored by HSBC BankPlc, for commitment to export. The board members of ITRS were presented with the award during a ceremony at HSBC World Headquarters in Canary Wharf. ITRS will now be put forward, with the winners of the other UK regions, for the International Trade Company of the Year.
 
With offices in London, New York and Hong Kong, ITRS is the leading global provider of real-time proactive systems and application management products to the world’s financial community.
 
Ian Campbell OBE, Chairman of the judges, said: “ITRS are an exceptional, innovative and thoroughly international business.  Their provision of vital technological protection to the software and systems of major financial institutions has made them into a global leader in their field.”
 
He continues: “Their rapid and sustained growth, both domestically with international financial bodies and worldwide, is testament to first-class product research and design and significant investment in both money and people in dedicated overseas management structures.  Clearly, having a world-beating product helps – but you still have to get out there and sell it to succeed.”
 
Stephen Bates, ITRS CEO, commented: “I am truly delighted that ITRS has achieved this accolade. It is the result of years of hard work, innovation and client focus; our challenge as an organisation is to maintain these core values.”
 
Installed in 600 locations worldwide and with clients that include eight of the top ten global investment banks, ITRS is a leading provider of specialist management and predictive analysis technology. The company supplies financial institutions with an optimised enterprise management framework, enabling clients to acquire the crucial, real-time system performance metrics they need to predict disruptive events and automatically execute the appropriate steps to either limit or completely avoid service disruption. World markets are increasingly automating trading activities and ITRS is at the forefront of this emerging discipline, helping clients maintain business continuity and maximising profit opportunities.
 
Stuart Nivison, HSBC Head of Trade and Supply Chain, Europe said: "HSBC is delighted to support these important awards. Importers and exporters make a significant contribution to the UK economy and we feel it is important that we recognise their hard work and celebrate their success. ITRS stood out as clear winners in this round and their success overseas in such a highly competitive sector shows just how competitive UK technology can be. I hope their success encourages other UK businesses to look internationally as well as domestically for new business opportunities."
 
Today’s award is for companies based in London and ITRS will now automatically go through to the national awards ceremony to be held at the House of Lords in March 2010.



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