GENBAND, a
developer of IP infrastructure and application solutions, announced that the
Cliniconex Stock Trader Alert application, which was developed as part of
GENBAND’s GENFuzion Developer Challenge, has been selected by Orange Business
Services – Trading Solutions.
Cliniconex‘s
innovative Stock Tracker Alert application automatically connects brokers and
traders when web-configurable thresholds have been reached, allowing professionals
to communicate faster than before to buy or sell stocks.
The speed to
market of this application was truly remarkable and demonstrates the value of
the GENFuzion developer program, helping our customers increase productivity,
reduce IT costs and function with maximum efficiency. We look forward to
presenting this innovative stock tracking solution to our customers in the
financial market,” said Lionel Grosclaude, CEO, Trading Solutions.
Working with
fixed and mobile phones as well as Trading Solutions’ Open Trade smart turret,
Stock Trader initiates a click to call and connects the professional to a live
trader or broker to handle a trade. Open Trade.
It was
developed by Trading Solutions as a next generation personal trading assistant
and platform, utilizes the GENBAND A2 platform’s Application Programming
Interfaces (APIs) embedded on its financial extranet as a private cloud-based
application server.
The
possibilities enabled by the Open Trade platform and A2 integration illustrate
the virtually limitless frontier for customization and innovative application
development,” said Charlie Vogt, president and CEO, GENBAND.
We created
the GENFuzion Developer Community as an open, collaborative eco-system to bring
together app developers and service providers. The Cliniconex solution and
Orange Business Services Trading Solutions collaboration exemplifies the
purpose of the platform in every way and we congratulate them both,” Vogt
added.
Recently,
Infonetics Research reported that GENBAND leads
combined carrier VoIP and IMS equipment market in 2Q11, followed by Huawei,
Alcatel-Lucent, Acme Packet, and Nokia Siemens Networks.
By
Telecomlead.com Team
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