Brisken will be part of this years FSI Forum in Bonn.
Brisken’s Dirk Neumann will present on the Theme Stage (Themebuehne) Future Trends (Zukubftstrends) the topic Hybrid Cloud as central infrastructure Framework for Banking and Insurance. (Die Hybrid Cloud als zentrales Infrastrukturmodel für Banken und Versicherer).
Join us at our booth in the FinTech Corner of the event, and support us in the Innovation Challenge – vote for the Brisken T+ Integration and Governance Framework.
We will be presenting the latest version of our T+ Framework and its use in the SAP System Landscape for Banking and Insurance. T+ is a framework running on the SAP Cloud Platform (SCP) that allows SAP customers to build out of the box integration scenarios between external data sources or processes and SAP applications and platforms. It enables customers to connect to data providers such as Bloomberg, Reuters, or Exchanges without any development work. Our customers can equally integrate trade execution processes run on trading platforms, broker platforms, or directly on the exchanges to their SAP back-end.
As part of the T+ business content Brisken provides a library of connectors and adapters to data sources and platforms such as Bloomberg Data License, ThomsonReuters DataScope Select, OANDA, Quandl, Central Banks, and other data sources. The library also includes connectors to SAP platforms such SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA, SAP Financial Services Data Platform (FSDP), and other SAP and non-SAP back-end systems.
The real power of the T+ framework stems from the configurability, the extensibility and the openness for new connections and functions. The data models in the frameworks data hub are completely configurable and customers can define the exact view of their data that best suits their business. The framework allows to add new connectors and adapters without back-end development. Customers can add their own validation procedures and workflow steps.
In collaboration with SAP we are presenting a use case at our booth that shows the capabilities of the Brisken Market Data Hub in conjunction with the FSDP and the SAP Data Hub. We are sourcing pricing data from an external data source and use it within the SAP banking Landscape for the valuation of Credit Default Swaps. The idea of the use case is to demonstrate the flexibility of the T+ framework in conjunction with the SAP Banking Platform to combine internal and external data and processes in a hybrid=cloud scenario.