Linedata looks to modularize OMS, analytics offerings to compete in consolidating market

After releasing its cloud-native AMP and data analytics platforms in 2020, Linedata is looking to readjust its OMS strategy as it embraces microservices.

Timing is everything, or so it is said. As the coronavirus started to spread globally like wildfire at the start of 2020, Linedata had just started to launch its first wave of cloud-based and cloud-enabled offerings. By October, the French company was ready to announce its new asset management platform (AMP) that leverages cloud technology. As most traders and portfolio managers started working from home, it proved fortuitous timing for the trading platform and data analytics provider.

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