Neutralizing Infrastructure Performance Anomalies in Electronic Trading

The first of two blogs exploring why Corvil’s Intelligence Hub is uniquely capable of discerning the difference between noise and real anomalies.

Network Analytics: The Best Place to Get Started with Venue Analysis

Implementing advanced, real-time venue analysis and a new view of transaction quality is closer than you think.

Ending the Garble: Three Reasons Corvil Wins at VoIP Analytics

When you upgrade your telephony system, don’t forget a voice quality monitoring solution.

Why Quality of Market Data Matters More in Volatile Markets

Accurate market data is vital for trading advantage, so how do you stop ‘bursty’ connections from disrupting it?

Corvil’s Timely Solution to CAT NMS Plan Clock-Sync Compliance

The clock is ticking for broker-dealers who will have to report their trades with clock-synced timestamps to meet new regulatory requirements.

On the Nature of Accuracy

An in-depth look at the meaning of accuracy in Machine Learning terms, how it can be measured, and what makes things difficult in challenging real-world situations.

A Golden Age for Machine Learning

A brief look at how today’s machine learning approaches can feast like kings on Corvil’s high-quality data from the network

Ease of Corvil Integration Delivers More Value More Quickly

The business case for Corvil is made more compelling with Info-Tech’s report on network monitoring naming us #1 for Ease of Data Integration

The Healthy Appetite for AI in Financial Markets

Foreign exchange trading and MIFID II dominated our conversations at the Stockholm conference

Multi-Purpose Monitoring Makes Corvil a Winner

Users ranking Corvil #1 for product strategy in the recent Info-Tech report is a powerful endorsement for our unique approach to network monitoring and analytics.

A Different Type of KYC: Know Your Counterparty

Intelligence Hub delivers on the need for better counterparty intelligence

Cloudy with a Chance of TCP Drops

Making full use of network data for IT operations depends on scalable capture and reassembly of TCP streams into application transactions.