Point Break: How Vendors Push Their Products to the Limit

Vendors don’t release new products or updates without putting their software through rigorous testing. What does that testing involve, and what different approaches do companies employ? Max Bowie finds out.

They ride in the tour bus, but they aren’t the rock stars. Behind the scenes at any concert, an army of sound engineers and audio technicians ensure that the music reaches the audience. The capital markets also have rock stars of their own—the high-profile traders whose activities make headlines, and the technologists who build the systems that can trade off of headlines.

Capital markets firms and their technology providers take the rollout of new software as seriously as a musician takes their

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