O’Hara: JPM Makes Its Components Play Together
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R. John O’Hara, distinguished engineer, vice president and global architect for equities at JP Morgan (JPM), spoke recently with TTW about his firm’s embrace of component-based trading systems, an effort that has led the firm to embrace Microsoft’s .Net remoting capabilities, and a relative newcomer, Intrynsic, a software provider based in Vancouver, Canada (TTW, Feb. 10). Like many forming IT strategies for trading rooms, O’Hara is grappling with building a bridge between .Net-based front-ends
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