Improving FinServ Application Performance by Reducing Latency
FinServs can address latency issues by putting data closer to the application or customer. In this way, data is served faster.
This big data technology lets users query a continuous data stream and detect conditions — within a few milliseconds to minutes — after receiving that data (i.e. flow of events); processing data in motion, or computing on data directly as it’s produced or received.
FinServs can address latency issues by putting data closer to the application or customer. In this way, data is served faster.
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