Explore our thinking about Software Modernization

Listen as guests join us from OpenFin and Microsoft to discuss how AI is influencing the financial desktop and what new technologies are on the rise.

The webinar will delve into key considerations when designing front-end applications for capital markets, including how to incorporate real-time data visualization and analysis.

The second webinar in a series on the future of the financial desktop. We will identify how to unlock new technology and show how ML techniques can be used with existing technology to drive productivity.

During this panel discussion with industry experts on how the future of the financial desktop is evolving, we talk through different ways enterprises and solution providers should be thinking about their desktop strategies.

Get a quick look at the Expero connected toolkit for finance with OpenFin. Explore the market and company overview panels, and see how these integrated feeds allow one to view multiple sources of data when reviewing assets.

In this talk we’ll discuss patterns and anti-patterns from real-world projects including: how to split your application into components, using components in data & analytics for agility, enabling users to configure and “no-code” their own applications, and how components help to sequence a modernization program.

The focus of this webinar is to show you how new technology trends in 2021 can increase the usability and accuracy of your finance analytics.

Delve into the dashboard capabilities of Expero's Financial Services Toolkit, used for portfolio analysis and recommendation, compliance information, and team sharing workflows.

Take a deeper look into how Expero's Financial Services Toolkit widgets are built, including: balancing through trade, running 'The Art of the Possible' scenarios, and compliance interactions with Jupyter Notebook.

This webinar offers a closer look at OpenDoor and how it works for its users, and insight as to how the product was made, usability, product, and software challenges that brought it to life as presented by Expero and OpenFin.

The focus of this webinar is to share some of the important design and technology factors that enable you to build successful front- and middle-office applications.

Real World Platform & UX Design for the Modern Financial Desktop

Congratulations, you have identified what software products to modernize and you have identified what cloud technology you need to use for the upgrade! Now what? Join us to identify how to get your business case and modernization project funded.

Moving to a public or private cloud can dramatically reduce operational costs and speed up delivery of key features. But how do you get there from here? In this seminar we’ll jump into pragmatic ways to improve the way legacy applications are built and deployed as well as how to take an incremental approach to modernize those applications.

Is your software built on sunsetting technology like VB6, .NET, etc? Do you have low user satisfaction because of outdated software? Does it take too long to develop and roll out new features? Are you losing ground to solutions that offer mobile versions? Is it becoming difficult and expensive to maintain staff with legacy knowledge? Is your on-premise legacy infrastructure costly to maintain?

In this session of our client-server to cloud seminar series, we share proven methods for determining if modernizing makes sense for your application, a checklist of considerations, and a Lean process for creating a sound modernization strategy.

Congratulations! Your data is up and running in a graph database and you have big plans for this technology. But now the system is overtaxed and not performing properly. Don't worry- the database may not be the culprit. Proper user experience and visualization techniques can greatly improve performance and dynamic data interaction.

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Iconixx legacy code base and user experience once cutting edge had become dated. They were concerned that the dated look and lack of mobile options could make them vulnerable.

Tasktop legacy client-server platform had a steep learning curve for deploying integrations. In addition to moving to the web, Tasktop wanted to enable a broader, less skilled user audience to configure and deploy integrations. Expero created a novel user experience for the new web-based platform that has far exceeded Tasktop’s user adoption goals!