OpenFin Builds Out Notification Center
The desktop interoperability provider will continue building other 'standard' desktop components.
OpenFin is adding a notification center to its financial desktop operating system after noticing that many of its customers were building their own components on top of the platform.
“More than a couple of years ago now, we saw a number of our customers building the things they needed, and they were kind of similar capabilities. One example of that was notification centers,” says Mazy Dar, CEO of OpenFin.
A Mac or Windows 10 operating system already contains notification functionality that
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