London, UK – February 12th, 2009 – Finantix, a global provider of component-based front-office solutions, today announces its participation in the Eclipse Banking Day in London, the third.
The event is being held in London on February 12th at the Hatton Conference Center.
Eclipse Banking Day in London is the third of the series and aims senior technical developers, architects and managers in the finance industry to share their experience with the Eclipse technology and how they leveraged the Eclipse community as part of their software development strategy.
Mike Milinkowich, Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation, will open the London event with his session entitled 'Building Collaborative Communities', which will outline how the Eclipse Community provides the opportunity to share the costs of commodity software. Many talks will follow organised in two parallel streams which will present real-life applications of the Eclipse technology in financial organisations including La Caixa, Barclays, J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley.
Maurizio Greco, CTO at Finantix, will present a session on leveraging Eclipse and MDA to support governance of multi-banking, multi-country and multi-regulation operations. Maurizio will discuss about large financial institutions were able to optimise their operations with the ability of serving many local lines of business and sharing common implementation costs. The session embodies the philosophy of the Finantix technologies, which allow reuse of business components geared with tailoring technologies based on the Eclipse platform, the Model Driven Architecture, the Service Oriented Architecture and Business Process Management.
More information on the Eclipse London are found at
http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseBankingDayLondon.
Finantix’s technology includes functionality for branch innovation, advice-led selling, CRM, lending and wealth management. This offering gives financial institutions new levels of visibility into customer behaviour and habits. As a result, they can optimise service levels and create a meaningful dialogue with customers. Its extensive component library can slot into legacy systems, unlocking potential sales opportunities at every touch point via a personalised advisory process. Financial institutions are able to configure the components to match different retail strategies and types of customers, quickly supporting new sales and customer service channels.
Finantix component-based front-office retail solutions serve over 50 banks in 19 countries worldwide. With over 100 developers, Finantix invests some 30% of revenues in R&D.
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