Explore the state of open source in financial services through this insightful 44-minute talk by James McLeod, FINOS Director of Community. Gain a comprehensive overview of the open source movement's impact on the financial industry, including its opportunities, challenges, and potential to revolutionize the sector. Learn about the good aspects driving innovation, the bad hurdles to overcome, and the ugly realities faced by the community today. Discover valuable insights for developers, stakeholders, and curious individuals looking to adopt and expand open source offerings within financial services. Understand the unique quirks and fast-growing nature of this movement that is reshaping the industry's landscape.
Open Source in Financial Services - The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
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Open Source in Financial Services: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly - James McLeod, FINOS
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