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This special digital edition of Wall Street & Technology takes an in-depth look at the evolution of outsourcing. Often controversial, outsourcing is garnering renewed interest on the Street. But capital markets firms are redefining outsourcing today, leveraging it as a strategic advantage that delivers business value rather than simply a cost-cutting necessity.
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In This Issue:
- A NEW SPIN ON OUTSOURCING: Outsourcing no longer is limited to jettisoning back-office operations offshore to cut costs. Today it increasingly includes renting mission-critical applications from U.S.-based providers to gain a competitive edge.
- EMBRACING THE SOURCING POSSIBILITIES: From start-ups to established firms, hedge funds are embracing the full spectrum of available outsourced services.
- LARRY TABB SURVEYS THE CONSOLIDATING EXCHANGE LANDSCAPE: Mega Exchanges may have the upper hand now, but the game's not over yet, says special contributing editor Larry Tabb. Smaller, more innovative options will emerge.
- PLUS:
- An OMS in the Cloud!
- Cloud Boosters: State Street and ING Join ECLC
- A 'Surge' in Colocation
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Capital Markets Cloud Computing Report Many capital markets firms are looking to the cloud in some surprising ways.JULY
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