DTS Publicizes Enhancement On A Configurable Market Data Solution
Online, October 22, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Derivative Trading Systems recently publicized its construction of a configurable market data solution. This development is stated to supply the deficiency of "a one size fits all" application. DTS stated that analytic applications that are constructed with an extremely configurable market data solution consist of a compliant data format thus tolerating the quantum of data offered to be adaptable to match every market participant's need.
Analytic applications should be constructed with flexibility in mind in order for them to grant a data display that can accommodate every user's needs. DTS most recent development on analytic applications known as Ascot is said to have the capability to concurrently exhibit as many as 9 data windows in a sole template in a user's browser. This structure can be totally configured by users.
DTS added that in order to function to the diverse work setting of each user, Ascot is made to offer an assortment of templates in Java to present the numerous data of asset classes in which each template is configurable. Ascot is said to enable users to examine and display data in the both browser pages and in the greatly configurable Java windows. DTS explained that browser pages usually have lesser configurability and are frequently made to order which is the reason it constructed Ascot to be a multiple template market data solution that presents market contributors with a flexible data viewing platform.
Ascot's Java applets tolerate the configuration of diverse user templates to work with numerous asset themes or classes. These templates can be created using news windows, quote tables, browser windows and charts.
Derivative Trading Systems' development of Ascot made it to be a multi-feed market data display platform solution that can collect data from 3rd party external data vendors as well as numerous establishments' internal sources. Additionally, application is stated to display data that is measured from these establishments' special spreadsheets and applications.