Dealing Object Technology rebrands as Tick42

Dealing Object Technology (DOT), a 20-year devotee of real-time trading technology, is rebranding to Tick42.

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Known largely for its real-time toolkit and its rapid development services ability, the company's rebranding reflects its progression in line with advances in the market data industry and its evolution into new areas outside of the dealing room, including general performance management products. The rebrand also sees DOT's nearshore development team, previously Pirinsoft, unite under the same umbrella company name.

Tick42 CEO Les Spiro said: "The basic challenges of real-time market data have remained constant over time, with throughput, reliability and latency continuing to be of primary importance. We are well versed in the ways of the market data industry and continue to provide real-time trading products for front office systems. As the need to handle real time data is also moving into new territories, we are also excited to be applying our market data experience to our application performance monitoring, reference data and application configuration management products."

Tick42 also sits on the OpenMAMA steering committee and the working groups dealing with metrics, configuration and data models. "The recently launched OpenMAMA presents an exciting opportunity for us," said Spiro. "The initiative has the potential to completely change the focus of Market Data application development and as a result we are focusing all of our market data products around OpenMAMA."

Tick42 is continuing with its highly successful development work, concentrating on complex, real-time based systems for the front and middle office. The company retains a blue chip client list in this area. 

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