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Smith Barney Wraps Up Trading Room Rollout -- ADP For Equities, Triarch 2000 For Fixed Income

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When Smith Barney Inc. completed the installation of its new 1,900-position head-office trading facility in New York last month, Reuters' Triarch 2000 not surprisingly represented a major component of the firm's trading room architecture. But the Reuters digital data distribution system was by no means the only technology the broker deployed to deliver market data to its traders. In the end, Automatic Data Processing Inc.'s FS Partner quote service also figured prominently. Indeed, the ADP

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