Cloud strategy is not just a technology decision for market operators. It’s a resiliency imperative. In a new white paper, Nate Sammons, Vice President Enterprise Cloud Architecture at Nasdaq, explores what resilience-by-design means in a cloud-forward world and how continuity and governance are impacted.
Exchanges, central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs) and central securities depositories (CSDs) are all largely progressing along their cloud journeys. As they do, new cloud-based resiliency considerations emerge, whether clear ownership across internal teams and service providers, visibility into dependencies or workload placement aligned to performance.
This paper outlines the architectural and operating principles that can help institutions modernize with confidence, using industry best practices and examples of Nasdaq’s own experiences in maturing our cloud strategy.
Tal Cohen, President of Nasdaq, discusses how we’re supporting client modernization through cloud-enabled infrastructure, resilience, strategic vision and partnership with AWS.
Tal Cohen, President of Nasdaq, discusses how we’re supporting client modernization through cloud-enabled infrastructure, resilience, strategic vision and partnership with AWS.
A new white paper from Nasdaq's Nate Sammons examines resiliency best practices for cloud-enabled market infrastructure.
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The evolution of always-on markets and FMI cloud maturation are converging, what's the impact to operations and resilience?
The evolution of always-on markets and FMI cloud maturation are converging, what's the impact to operations and resilience?
How market operators decisions are evolving around control, resilience and confidence.
How market operators decisions are evolving around control, resilience and confidence.
Nasdaq’s Magnus Haglind highlights how trends like always-on markets and innovation are shaping resilience.
Nasdaq’s Magnus Haglind highlights how trends like always-on markets and innovation are shaping resilience.
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Read another white paper in the “Future-Ready Markets” series, as Nasdaq’s Doug Hamilton explains the importance of data management to AI success.
Download a white paper with key tactics and strategies for modernizing market operators, going past the technical considerations to look at culture, organization and alignment.
Download a white paper with key tactics and strategies for modernizing market operators, going past the technical considerations to look at culture, organization and alignment.
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