Dietmar Fauser, CIO of Symphony, hosts a special panel discussion with Goldman Sachs and FINOS, on the power of open source, it’s adoption in financial markets, and how it’s accelerating and enabling innovation across the industry.
Stephen Murphy, CEO of Genesis, and Krishna Nadella, Global Head of Solutions at Symphony, explain the logic behind technology companies joining forces to provide transformational and efficiency-enhancing services.
How a microservices architecture can be choreographed to deliver overall product functions, allow data sharing, and power data analytics in an enterprise architecture.
In our ESG Spotlight: 5 Themes to Define the ESG Landscape in 2022, we identified resource use and materials sourcing as an important theme for the upcoming year. On our ESG platform a trend emerged at the beginning of the year for the Apparel, Accessories, & Luxury Goods sub-industry; a wave of high-end luxury fashion brands are incorporating and committing to responsible sourcing and business practices. This week, we looked to three Fashion Pact signatories, Prada, Moncler, and Tapestry, Inc., for recent developments and commitments related to responsible material sourcing and sustainable business practices.
Communicating with customers via their preferred channels doesn’t need to be a compliance risk. In fact, it can be an opportunity to differentiate your service and transform your business.
Symphony’s core collaboration capabilities and its Cloud9 voice platform offers a robust suite of tools, purpose-built for the financial markets. With the move to remote communication channels, our market-specific capabilities became an enabler of this sudden shift.
As volatility events occur with greater velocity and variability, Symphony CEO, Brad Levy, discusses how trust and technology help navigate a worldwide moment of change.
Disney. Starbucks. Coca-Cola. Some iconic brands inspire such intense loyalty that they become part of enthusiasts’ identities. Perhaps the most compelling example in modern memory is Apple: millions of people around the world are deeply devoted to the company’s products, and their dedication (and willingness to pay a premium for their hardware) has made Apple one of the most successful companies in history. Yet, Apple’s technology is based on an exclusive ecosystem. To be an Apple user, generally speaking, you must buy an Apple device (or in some cases, several of them…between me, my wife, and my kids we have 6). This contrasts with Google’s Android model, whose operating system integrates with a variety of smartphones and other devices.
With an eye on all things ESG in 2022, we used our ESG platform to identify five ESG themes that will make an impact in the upcoming year. We outline how dynamics between governments, companies and investors will define how these themes may develop throughout the year.