Products
Agility
- ASX Rule S1A
- Batch Reporting
- Data Warehouse
- Electronic Contract Notes
- IRESS Interface
- Billing and Rebate Processing
- Trade Confirmation Reporting
- ETC Generic Gateway
- GBST Databus Interface
- Agile Reporting
- ETO Back-office Platform
Third-Party
Data Warehouse
Most IT systems are designed to record the day to day transactions of a particular part of a Stockbroking enterprise. Typical back-office settlement systems will record the trading activity, stock and cash flows but not necessarily customer interactions. A problem with many of these systems is that they are unable to cope with the different reporting paradigms that are required for actuarial and marketing reporting.
The Data Warehouse was designed to minimise the amount of time spent searching for knowledge and maximise the amount of time actioning knowledge, a system designed for reporting and summarising knowledge enterprise wide. The key benefits to the data warehouse are:
- Productivity reporting is possible
- Queries made against the warehouse do not impact on the operational systems
- The same set of data can be viewed in different ways and at different levels by different groups of users
- The accuracy of your operational systems can be checked
- Queries that require information spanning several operational systems are possible
- The information can be obtained user any number of tools that the Stockbrokers are familiar with
- It becomes possible to have a single view of all interactions that a customer has with the enterprise
- Customer segmentation and niche marketing become possible
