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If you're responsible for marketing or selling high-technology products into financial services, you're looking for ways to reach prospective customers who are truly interested in your products and are able to influence purchase decisions. And you want to cut through the hype and FUD with clear, unshakable messages about your products' capabilities. STAC can help.

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Engineers build and maintain the systems that the world depends on, from applications and middleware to systems, networks, and storage. The engineers behind today's financial infrastructure are under pressure to improve performance and reduce costs even as they introduce new functionality. With so much riding on their shoulders, engineers need the best information and tools they can get their hands on. STAC helps in a number of ways.

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