Rationalization

Data from the legacy system, call logger and user and compliance databases is ingested into TIMM Hub™ so it can be worked on without disruption. The enriched data set provides an enhanced picture of connection usage and user behavior. The system swiftly analyzes user and system data against usage thresholds to identify savings opportunities through the removal of underused lines and the selection of less expensive turrets, phones and soft clients.

Powerful UI: TIMM Map™

This app has evolved to become TIMM’s main admin interface. It was first introduced to address complex decision making as soft voice-clients became relevant to the trading floor, and related support functions. Now it can be used to run all kinds of reports and analysis, including compliance audits.

TIMM Map™ packages code for different functionalities – including data ingestion, normalization and analysis and reports – into simple nodes. A set of nodes can be run in a sequence, or “flow,” to produce data manipulation, analysis and reports. Commonly required flows are included as standard.

TIMM Viewer™ App

TIMM Viewer™ shows the current turret display on a Microsoft Surface alongside the forthcoming replacement. Working with the trader, the consultant uses the touchscreen to prepare the new layout. The first step is to go through underused connections either validating their retention or agreeing on their removal. They show up red on the screen. Multiple red buttons can be selected and then removed with a single click.

Data Translation

Communication system migrations involve the integration of data before transferring between databases. TIMM™ prepares and translates the data with precision. Migrations can suffer infuriating upload issues, even when moving 99% accurate data to a platform from the same manufacturer. The process to this point generates clean data at the user level. TIMM™ uses an automated rules engine to perform over 150 translation processes. If any small system to system exceptions are present following the translation, they can be resolved before migration; the project manager is vectored straight to the issues for quick resolution without having to trawl through the whole data set.

TIMM Compliance™

Self-provisioning of lines can lead to conflicts of interest and fines. Slow, ticket-based systems risk losing business. TIMM Compliance™ checks rulesets against call data and shared line reports to help automate the servicing of new connection requests.

The relationship ruleset determines whether a proposed connection between two users is compliant. This can be based on any trader field, e.g., job title, trading desk. Governance reports can be configured to illustrate compliance levels of connections. The system can automatically approve or reject the majority of requests. The rest are sent for Compliance approval via your ticketing system.

Three Ways TIMM™ Can Save You Money

TIMM™ targets three aspects of migration to deliver efficiency, precision and savings. You can perform the analysis and decision making process as a discrete project before committing to the full migration. The scale and complexity of the migration will dictate your required level of project management support.