2010: Virtual Reality

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 01 Jan 2010

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Thus, the technologies that capture that spend will have to-pardon the cliché-allow clients to "do more with less," which can be hard to achieve with legacy technologies for growing datasets that are onerous to maintain. For example, says Randall Hopkins, senior vice president of global data products at Nasdaq OMX, "our customers have found that historical data can be expensive to source and maintain, and they are seeking ways to minimize that expenditure-at least with datasets that have an

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