Architecture, Data and Intelligence

When Complex Event Processing (CEP) emerged around ten years ago, one of the early applications was real-time risk management. In the financ...

@ opheretzion reposts a healthcare example from @ jimsinur concerning resource allocation in surgeries. The loop is as follows. ...

Tim Bass upsets a few more people with his provocative posts arguing that authorities should Strongly Regulate High Frequency Trading (May...

There are two reasons I like TIBCO's new slogan "The Two-Second Advantage". (I have some reservations as well, but let's s...

@ toddbiske responded to @ jeffrschneider 's question about the trigger for EA services. What are your EA Services? EA Services: Pa...

What do organizations need to be successful in good times and to survive in bad times? It's not just about the people (a few talented in...

Following my post on Enterprise as a Network of Events , Nigel Green drew my attention to something he wrote a couple of years ago on the c...

Thanks to Brenda Michelson , I have picked up a wonderful example of Smart SOA from Sandy Carter of IBM. "RFID tagging blue mussels ...

From the early days of SOA, we've talked about understanding the enterprise as a network of services, but clearly this is not the only p...

What is the relationship between Complex Event Processing (CEP) and Application Security (asks James McGovern)? My answer is that there is n...

Opher Etzion on Event Reduction “in some cases, the business benefit of event processing system is actually reducing the number of events, a...

What lies in store? Complex Event Processing (CEP) guru David Luckham asks What are your predictions for 2009? What challenges? Prediction i...

Marco writes about Event Models - Identity , and points out that there may not be a simple mapping between events and the reporting of event...

Beth Gold-Bernstein (eBizQ) reckons that predictive analytics, which she describes as "a capability based on complex event processing (...

Is Complex Event Processing (CEP) part of the problem or part of the solution? On the one hand, apparently knowledgeable financial journal...

For quite a while now, we have been trying to explain to people that Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a lot more than Just A Bunch Of ...

In a couple of recent posts on Turbulent Markets , I asked whether real-time profit and loss could tame turbulent markets (answer: No), and...

In my previous post on Turbulent Markets , I answered a rhetorical question posed by Bob Giffords and Mark Palmer ("Can Real-Time Profi...

Perhaps shoplifting (or rather the prevention of shoplifting) is a good application of complex event processing (CEP). Marc Adler CEP and...

Can Real-Time Profit and Loss tame the turbulent markets? ask Bob Giffords (independent analyst) and Mark Palmer (Streambase). The simple ...