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Tag Archives: testing
Enterprise Integration Projects – How do I know when I’m done?
Being responsible for a large enterprise integration project brings with it an ominous set of challenges. If you’re project managing such an endeavour then you need to have a constant mind on how you can prove that your integration pieces … Continue reading →
Posted in Data Flow, Data Mapping, Enterprise Integration, Messaging, Project Management, Trade Flow, Uncategorized
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Tagged adapters, break management, burden of proof, chanllenge, complexity factor, data mapping, down stream, memory, message, message converstion, message type, patten, sequencing, testing
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Regulatory Reporting projects – Five things to watch
What have we learnt from the recent flurry of Regulatory Reporting activity? Here we share our combined experiences and hopefully give you some insight into the potential problems and pitfalls that may await you if you are required to deliver … Continue reading →
Posted in Business Rules, Connectivity, Data Flow, Data Mapping, EMIR, Message Queue Software, Messaging, Regulatory Reporting, Replay, Routing Rules, Smoke Testing, Static Data, STP
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Tagged ack, allege, connectivity, counterparty, edge case, EMIR, environment, infrastructure, manager, nack, portal, Prioritise, Project Scope, queues, regulatory reporting, replay, shake out, smoke testing, static data, testing, wack
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