Desktop interop is the best thing that’s happened to enterprise software in decades, but without solid architecture, your project may not get off the ground. A rigorously designed boot sequence is just one of the ways we’re bringing serious engineering discipline to our customers.
In this Altair video demo, see a Panopticon Forex Dashboard user leveraging the power of Finsemble. Facilitating communications between internal and external applications (in this case, Twitter and Reuters) and Panopticon create insights for better and faster trading decisions. That’s the power of a streamlined workflow.
New whitepaper by Scott Logic “Building an integrated desktop application ecosystem for Finance” is a valuable asset for anyone looking to learn more about application interoperability and smart desktop solutions like Finsemble.
We’re proud to announce a rebrand, new website, and new name. ChartIQ and Finsemble have evolved and now live under one brand: Cosaic. This name merges the prefix co- (working together) with mosaic (bringing all the pieces together). The name represents what has already changed within our company – that we are a workflow solutions provider.
In the world of desktop interoperability, there’s currently a lot of buzz around Progressive Web Apps, or PWAs. As developers of smart desktop solutions, Finsemble is right in the middle of the PWA conversation.
Exciting news for application interoperability was just announced with the new FDC3 1.1 standards. For the first time, application vendors can write to a single API and distribute their applications to users of any smart desktop platform.
For those leveraging the power of Electron to create application interoperability on the desktop and requiring enterprise-level security, we have big news. Our Finsemble team is proud to announce we’ve open sourced our Secure Electron Adapter (SEA) though FINOS, the Fintech Open Source Foundation.
BondCliQ is a market data system for post-trade corporate bond data and the first central market system designed to improve institutional trading in the $10 trillion credit market.