Press Coverage
Progress Software, Led by New CEO, Buys Corticon
Progress completes strategic acquisition of Corticon
Progress makes you lead a company with an iPad
News article about RPM 2.1 & 2.2 launch
Algos: Better, Faster … Fewer
Dan Hubscher is quoted on customized algorithms
Rogue algorithm may cause billion dollar damage in 2012
Progress' capital market predictions 2012
Sniffing Out Socialbots: The Combustive Potential of Social Media-Based Algorithms
John Bates discusses the dangerous potential of social bots to algorithims that monitor socail media to guage market sentiment
Progress Software Sees Rogue Algo Havoc, Occupy HFT in 2012
Progress Software makescapital markets predictions for 2012 including Rogue Algo Havoc, Occupy HFT
Perfect insight into mission critical systems
Enhancement of Progress' Responsive Process Management (RPM) Suite.
Progress Software Names Former Autodesk Exec As CEO, President
Progress Software Taps Jay Bhatt as New CEO
Progress Extends Responsive Process Management Mobility with iPad Support
Progress announces updrades to its RPM Suite inluding mobile support for Apple iPad users
Beating Global Regulators to the Finish Line
Progress Software CTO, John Bates, comments on new trading regulations on both sides of the pond.
SEC May Monitor High-Frequency Trading With Consolidated Audit Trail
Industry Marketing Manager, Capital Markets, Progress Software, Dan Hubscher comments on the consolidated audit trail.
Bank of America: The Wrong Kind of Responsive
Progress Software CTO, John Bates, comments on the Bank of America response to the Dodd-Frank Act by implementing fees for debit card users.
Why Comply?
Reporting on his attendance at Progress Revolution in September, analyst P.J. Jakovljevic, describes Progress' breadth and depth of solutions - from OpenEdge to Arcade to Actional and beyond.
Align expectations for project success
Reporter Michael Krisgsman, ZDNet, reports via video on Progress Software Revolution event and the need to align business goals for the most effective BPM.
Regulators Seek Data
Dan Hubscher comments on new SEC Consolidated Audit Trail
New Progress Development Platform Offers SaaS Options For ISVs
Colleen Smith comments on the launch of the new OpenEdge platform from Progress Software
Global Solutions Pushed for OTC Data
Dan Hubscher discusses the impact of the data deluge on the current derivitaves market
Drowning In Data: Digging Out of the Digital Quagmire
Dr. John Bates on the need for companies to keep up with increasing amounts of data.
At Progress Software event: As SOA meets new challenges, ESBs must rise in response
Progress Revolution event mentioned in article on ESB's and the increased role they play in the SOA space.
BPM in 2011: Virtusa, Progress Team Up for RPM Education, Engagements
IT services firm Virtusa Corp.teams with Progress Software to launch a new service which extends BPM / RPM capabilities to clients.
Rogue Watch: Beware False Trades
Progress Software industry vice-president, banking & capital markets Dr. Richard Bentley writes a contributed piece on rogue trading and prevention.
Transparency: A welcome trend for financial institutions of every size and type
John Bates, chief technology officer of Progress Software, says that the most significant trend capital markets are having to deal with is the altered financial environment.
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How technology is changing business [Infographic]
Progress Software created an infographic based on research from Economist Intelligence Unit on the pace of business being on the rise.
Progress Revolution Kicks Off: @RReidy and @DrJohnBates Keynotes
Summary of the kick-off from Progress Revolution.
What might have happened in $2.3B UBS case?
Dan Hubscher of Progress Software, says history shows rogue traders can "make unauthorized changes to back-office systems," engage in trading activities that mask risk or simply get involved in risky trading that is ignored by risk managers "as long as profits are made."
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