Flux Shows How to Deploy New Financial Service Offerings Quickly

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Fluxlets represent the next step in creating new services more quickly and with more flexibility to meet changing customer demands.

Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) February 12, 2013

Today, Flux released a new white paper, "Deploying New Financial Service Offerings Quickly".

Fluxlets, the subject of the white paper, are financial software building blocks that allow one to deploy new service offerings quickly. Using Fluxlets combined with the Flux file orchestration platform, one can roll out well-tested and reliable services such as:

• File Receipt and Acknowledgement: Register the receipt of a file and send an acknowledgement of receipt.
• File Publishing: Files are accumulated over time or until a threshold is reached, at which time the accumulated files are archived or otherwise processed.
• File Forwarder: Files are forwarded, with their contents unchanged, to another location for subsequent processing.
• File Ingester: Incoming files are 'ingested' into a database, information warehouse, or archive, perhaps after some transcoding or other kind of processing.
• File Workflow Provisioning: File workflow provisioning, sometimes called onboarding, is a mechanism to collect information regarding a customer and process that information to set up a subscription delivered in the form of files.

Fluxlets are small reusable orchestrations built atop the Flux platform. While the amount of effort to develop such orchestrations is small as compared to custom code development, the power and sophistication of a Fluxlet can be quite extensive.

Flux's integration to databases, web services, mail servers, FTP and file transfer services, and Flux's extensibility (via Java) allows the creation of complex orchestrations in very short timeframes.

"Fluxlets represent the next step in creating new services more quickly and with more flexibility to meet changing customer demands," said Dave Sims, Founder and CEO of Flux.

Download "Deploying New Financial Service Offerings Quickly" at:

flux.ly/resources/deploying-new-financial-service-offerings-quickly

ABOUT FLUX

Flux orchestrates file transfers and batch processing for banking and financial services. First released in 2000, Flux has grown into a financial platform that the largest US, UK, and Canadian banks and financial services organizations rely on daily for their mission critical financial systems.

Flux was recently praised as a Strong Value in Enterprise Management Associates' (EMA) Workload Automation Report. Part of Flux's success is due to their engineering team’s ingeniously simple approach to managing file processing workflows.

Across platforms and many industry sectors, Flux has simplified tasks surrounding workload automation, ensuring that critical transactions are processed on time. Whether Flux is used as a powerful standalone solution or embedded into a larger application directing tens of thousands of jobs, Flux solutions bring solid business value with efficiencies, precise control, and affordability. Flux delivers it all with a single point of control through the Operations Console for IT Operations and developers alike.

Privately held, Flux's US offices are located in Nevada, Colorado, Tennessee, Hawaii, and Montana. Buenos Aires, Argentina rounds out the locations with all offices providing effective engineering, development, professional services, and technical support to Flux’s global customer base.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FLUX

Visit the Flux website at flux.ly

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