Managed network services pave the way for the Internet’s future in financial transactions
Bob Miller, David Bartoletti, Fabian Vandenreydt · Journal of financial transformation · 2001
A discontinuity between corporate strategy and IT connectivity has denied many financial institutions the flexibility they need to respond to changing business conditions. The existing communications networks are simply unable to accommodate the needs of global financial institutions for growth and greater efficiency. But given the volatile business environment and the operating inefficiencies imposed by the current leased line infrastructure, the global markets will soon need a cost effective, yet functional connectivity solution. Fortunately, the latest security and reliability enhancements to the Internet make it a viable, better alternative.