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- A business overview of the product (i.e., FDC3 standards), its value to organization, and an explanation of what why businesses should implement it and/or
use/buy software that does implement it -- in layperson’s terms. (Key Message: "Your firm should deploy trader desktop applications, tools, and platforms that
comply with the FDC3 standards because...) - A technical overview of the standards, including any overview of opinionation, preferred design patterns, coding conventions, etc.
- An explanation of how to get involved and contribute (with a link over to the wiki for more information on program/WG participation)
- An explanation of how the standards (i.e., different work group products) are intended to be used together but also how they can be implemented as a standalone
- A “getting started” guide / cookbook to implementing the standard
- Links to reference implementations
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- Developers and Technologists who might be interested in implementing a standard like FDC3 and/or will be expected to write code that leverages the standards
- Product managers and business architects or of internal trading systems (either bought/deployed or homegrown/internally built)
- Project managers within financial services organizations who implement trader desktop systems, applications, and tools
- Executives and other project sponsors in the trading lines of business at banks
- Product managers for fintechs and other software companies whose products might be good candidates to adopt, either wholly or in part, the FDC3
- Consultants who may implement, customize, and/or develop software that uses FDC3 at/for their clients
What Gets Written Where and For Whom?
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