Activ Builds Bridge to ‘Future-Proofed’ Data Platforms
The new suite of integration tools will allow firms to connect different data sources to mitigate the impact of core architectural components being phased out.
Data vendor and low-latency data technology provider Activ Financial has released a set of data integration tools, dubbed Enterprise Data Integration Suite (EDIS), in response to what the vendor says is increasing concern among financial firms over the long-term viability of legacy data platforms.
“EDIS is a set of components designed to integrate with internal and third-party feeds and data platforms, and is aimed at people with exposure to incumbent platforms like [Refinitiv’s] TREP data
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