in reply to Perl in large corporates - verifiable success stories?

Well, when I worked for Barclays Capital a few years ago, there was a lot of Perl ... mostly inherited from Lehman ... but how to make all those internal data import and massage programs into "verifiable, contactable references". The project I worked on was called ESM (Enterprise Security(or something) Master ... it was a system that imported data about securities from Bloomberg, stock exchanges, regulators and god only knows what other sources, merged and crosslinked them and provided the data to other internal systems. Part of that was Perl, part Java.

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Re^2: Perl in large corporates - verifiable success stories?
by choroba (Cardinal) on Dec 02, 2013 at 09:41 UTC
    Heh, I was recently hired as a Perl expert by the same enterprise to work on a completely different system (also a Lehman legacy).
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