RFA launches managed data services solution
31 July 2020 New York
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Richard Fleischman and Associates (RFA), a provider of cloud and cyber security technology and digital transformation, has launched managed data services.
The new service, which already has nine clients subscribed, will offer fully managed data warehousing, ingestion and analytics services, protected by RFA’s investment management security platform.
The software-as-a-service platform is designed to serve all three major public clouds – Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud – integrated with artificially intelligent security information and event management (AI SIEM).
In support of this initiative, Markel Alayev has been promoted to chief data officer, where he will be responsible for ensuring the services support the enterprise-wide governance of clients in using information as an asset.
Yohan Kim, president of RFA, explained: “RFA's?vision is to provide investment managers with true business and digital transformation services. Our managed data services provide a mature data on-demand infrastructure program through automation, analytics, and managed services.”
Michael Asher, chief information officer at RFA, added: “RFA's platform enables our clients to yield rapid results in data management and artificial intelligence while focusing on core business objectives.”
“We empower firms to achieve data autonomy, shed dependency from data vendors and legacy processes, ultimately improving returns.”
The new service, which already has nine clients subscribed, will offer fully managed data warehousing, ingestion and analytics services, protected by RFA’s investment management security platform.
The software-as-a-service platform is designed to serve all three major public clouds – Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud – integrated with artificially intelligent security information and event management (AI SIEM).
In support of this initiative, Markel Alayev has been promoted to chief data officer, where he will be responsible for ensuring the services support the enterprise-wide governance of clients in using information as an asset.
Yohan Kim, president of RFA, explained: “RFA's?vision is to provide investment managers with true business and digital transformation services. Our managed data services provide a mature data on-demand infrastructure program through automation, analytics, and managed services.”
Michael Asher, chief information officer at RFA, added: “RFA's platform enables our clients to yield rapid results in data management and artificial intelligence while focusing on core business objectives.”
“We empower firms to achieve data autonomy, shed dependency from data vendors and legacy processes, ultimately improving returns.”
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