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Welcome to a special BriefingsDirect dual webinar and podcast presentation, Real-Time Web Data Services in Action at Deutsche Börse.

As the culmination of a four-part series on web data services (WDS), we're here to examine a fascinating use-case for data services with Deutsche Börse Group in Frankfurt, Germany. An innovative information service recently created there highlights how real-time content and data assembled from various online sources scattered across the Web provides a valuable analysis service.

The offering supports energy traders seeking to track global fluctuations and micro trends in oil and other related markets. But, the need for real-time and precise data affects more than energy traders and financial professionals. More than ever, all sorts of businesses need to know what's going on in and what's being said about their respective markets, products, and services.

In this series with Kapow Technologies, we've examined the need for WDS and ways that WDS and related tools can be used broadly to solve these problems. Now, we are going to learn the full story of how Deutsche Börse took web data resources, and not only efficiently assembled knowledge from automated robots, cleansing tools, and analytics management, but from these capabilities they also created high value and focused WDS offerings onto itself.

Thanks for joining us, as we take an in-depth look at how the market for WDS has shaped up and then hear directly from the leader of the Deutsche Börse project, as well as from a key supplier that supported them in accomplishing their web services goal.

So, to learn more about WDS as a business, please welcome our guests, Mario Schultz, director of Energy Facts at Deutsche Börse Group, and Stefan Andreasen, CTO at Kapow Technologies. The discussion is moderated by Dana Gardner, principal analyst at Interarbor Solutions.


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• Part 1 of 4: Web data services extend business intelligence depth and breadth across social, mobile, web domains
  
  
• Part 2 of 4: Web data services provide ease of data access and distribution from variety of sources, destinations
  
  
• Part 3 of 4: Web data services -- Here's why text-based content access and management plays a crucial role in real-time BI