Managing Big Data After Brexit
Following is the link to FlexTrade’s latest blog post by Ivy Schmerken titled, “Managing Big Data After Brexit."
From the article:
The UK’s Brexit vote threw traders and investors off-balance and disrupted global financial markets.
After the UK’s June 23 referendum to leave the European Union, traders and investors awoke to a global sell off in stocks, a surge in U.S. equity trading volumes, and volatility in foreign exchange rates as the British pound sterling fell to historic lows against the US dollar.
Despite the uncertainty, U.S. stocks – the blue-chip Dow and the S&P 500 — recovered and hit new highs since then. Yet investors are still wrestling with concerns about the global economy and the fallout from the UK’s decision to leave the EU.
In a global, interconnected market, Brexit reminds firms that IT systems must be prepared for shocks to the financial system.
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8 年In the wake of these developments, managing data will be an obvious priority but we need to make sure we can extract as much valuable information from it as we can. Organisations need to start looking inward as well, as many of them underestimate the value that can be derived from something as simple as metadata from company network activity. For example, the solution that StatusToday offers (live demo at bit.ly/2awXrmu) can manage data that allows management to be able to make inferences regarding not only productivity but also security within an organisational space.