Web Services Grow Up

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Unlike some of the recent US presidential hopefuls, Web services are on the comeback trail and have reached an inevitable crossroads for securities trading firms because they are proving to be a very useful means of application integration. The technology is also hitting its stride just as the economy appears to be recovering.

As reported exclusively in Trading Technology Week, the need for Web services is clear. They appeal to a wide variety of firms ranging from State Street Global Markets

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