Genesis Global, the low-code application development platform purpose-built for financial markets organizations, announced partnerships “with Chenoa Information Systems, Flylance, Future Workforce, Luxoft, a DXC Technology Company, Velocity Investment Solutions and Wissen Technology.”
Each firm has “a specialty in financial services and, with expertise in process automation, low-code and agile software development, digital transformation, AI, big data and analytics, machine learning and upgrading legacy systems, these partners will work with Genesis to develop and deploy new applications throughout the industry.”
Partners can also “use the Genesis low-code platform to build their own solutions.”
Stephen Murphy, CEO and co-founder of Genesis Global, said:
“Our partners share our vision for changing the way applications are delivered in financial markets. Working together, we will help financial institutions bring innovative software ideas from white board to market significantly faster. We view our partners as extensions of our team and look forward to working with them to drive adoption of the Genesis low-code application development platform.”
Niku Trivedi, co-founder of Chenoa, remarked:
“Partnering with Genesis is an opportunity to help financial services companies rapidly build applications for trading, compliance, client service and other critical functions. The robust, low-code development platform from Genesis is built with software engineering principles in mind, which aligns very well with our company’s focus on technical excellence and emerging technology.”
Anthony Custable, CEO of Flylance, Inc., added:
“Forging enduring relationships with customers and partners is a core value to Flylance. We look forward to working with Genesis as part of our commitment to maximizing efficiency and providing exceptional development resources to clients.”
Marius Bene, VP Strategic Business Development at Future Workforce.
“Working with Genesis will allow us to provide our financial services clients with custom applications that supplement our own work and to share our expertise in artificial intelligence and automation with Genesis’ customers,”
As noted in the update, the Genesis platform is “uniquely-suited to making it easier and faster for financial firms to build new applications or upgrade legacy systems at speed.”
It offers “a unified developer environment for creating both front-end and back-end aspects of applications and provides functional, technical and financial business components which enable fast delivery of solutions requiring high-performance transaction processing, event-driven workflows, real-time data integrations and rich, interactive user experiences.”
