Plans Rollout Of Power Partner To 11,000 Brokers

DATA CONSUMERS

NEW YORK--Prudential Securities is planning to begin rolling out ADP's Power Partner data terminal early next year to its 11,000 brokers in the US. The brokerage firm backed off from going with ADP's K2 because that product currently is more geared toward institutional users.

K2, ADP's new data terminal offering, was originally supposed to supersede Power Partner. In deed, earlier this year (IMD, April 7), ADP said it planned to introduce a retail version of K2 in September.

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