These are the slides that Orbyte solutions presented at the Cloud Crowd event hosted by GigaSpaces in the UK on November 11th 2009. The slides show how Orbyte built a Trading system that works in the Cloud on GigaSpaces PaaS and Amazon EC2 IaaS.

1. A Web 2.0 Trading experience Trading in the cloud while keeping your feet on the ground ORbyte Solutions Limited Cloud Crowd 11 November 2009 www.orbytesolutions.com www.twitter.com/orbyte

2. What we do A flexible, robust and cloud enabled Web 2.0 trading experience which integrates with multiple trading and content providers.

3. Solution overview Trading Platform Social Networks Widgets Open API Common Interface data Streaming Prices Social Interaction Trading ORbyte Trade 2.0 Core - GigaSpaces API API API API Added value content Providers Social Network Providers Content Providers Trading Providers

4. Built to last - GigaSpaces Built on a high throughput, low latency framework which delivers linear scalability. Implements parallel processing and data-grid computing. Streaming events to the client, including prices. Self healing and SLA driven. Cloud enabled.

5. Web 2.0 trading platform

6. Trading widgets Market search (multi assets) Popular grids (multi asset) Account summary banner

7. Trading widgets Open position widget Open position grid with grouping per instruments

8. Content widgets News feed Videos User generated videos

9. Charting widgets

10. Short video To see it in action, please watch ORbyte Trade 2.0 short video presentation on the ORbyteSolution channel at: http://tinyurl.com/orbytetrade2-0

11. Key benefits for a start-up “Save for a rainy day”: Cost control for a start-up. “The sky is the limit”: Access an infrastructure we couldn’t afford otherwise. “Agile provisioning” Unique selling point Enhancer

12. Key benefits in our market segment Burstable infrastructure to handle market swings. Keep cost down in a competitive market. OPEX vs. CAPEX. Time to market.

13. Adoption barriers in our market segment Jurisdiction of data and compliance Latency and general performance Vendor Lock in and lack of standards Security SLA Does it really delivers cost savings?

14. It depends... On the business model (asset classes), appetite for risk ad control framework (internal & external). On business process (i.e.. Account opening process, reporting, End of Day processing...). Could be used for QA, Dev , Demo sites, Load testing or DR. More cloud providers are entering the market (i.e. SunGard virtualisation and cloud services). Could be deployed within an internal cloud