Many organisations assume that managing market data feeds in-house is straightforward: connect to a provider, ingest the data, move on. In practice, it is one of the more demanding operational commitments a data or technology team can take on. This post sets out the risks that are frequently underestimated.
In the fast-paced world of commodity and financial markets, forward curves are more than just price charts — they are rich, multi-dimensional tools that reveal market expectations, inventory pressures, and sentiment dynamics over time.
Whether you're trading oil, metals, or interest rate futures, understanding the shape and structure of the forward curve can provide a significant edge.
In this blog, we talk about Smart Reports, what they are and how to create them in OpenDataDSL.
We also give an overview of the important aspects and benefits of data reporting in general.
In this blog, we talk about the importance of security within a data management platform.
We also showcase all the security features in OpenDataDSL.
In this blog, we talk about the most important piece of the data jigsaw - Master Data and the management of it using the OpenDataDSL Master Data Management Platform.
In this blog, we show you how you can model a real-world business use case using event-driven data flows in OpenDataDSL.
Part 2 - Validating and publishing trader curves to an ETRM system
In this blog, we show you how you can model a real-world business use case using event-driven data flows in OpenDataDSL.
Part 1 - Building a forward curve and sending an email newsletter
