Fewer Pipes, More Action

CONNECTIVITY

More pipes might make for a better pipe organ, but for financial institutions like Merrill Lynch, establishing new leased lines for vendor services in provisioning, management and maintenance is a nuisance at best. Merrill Lynch reined in its required number of connections to financial data provider Thomson Financial as the bank migrated to Thomson Financial’s new AutEx networking infrastructure last December.

"This represents the first bulge-bracket sell-side firm to go live on the new network,"

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