TIBCO Capabilities

TIBCO allows you to connect seamlessly any application, device, or source; unify intelligently for better access, trust, and control; and predict confidently with real-time, data-driven intelligence. See the capabilities in action on the TIBCO Blog.

The CEP Market in mid 2010: revisited

It seems that publishing the CEP Market survey is a "preceding event" for some change in the market - no sooner do we update...

A View of Our Vets, from the NCVAS

With Memorial Day approaching, it’s a good time to visit the VA’s National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics.  The website is nothing fancy—but...

Data Meets Real Life: Visualizing the Gulf of Mexico Spill

Nothing has produced more news—and news coverage--in the past few weeks than the massive Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.  But...

Active Fulfillment – dynamic BPM, rules etc

The TIBCO AFF solution framework has evolved into a product. Or actually 2. These help solve the "business 'Order to Cash' problem" otherwise known...

Even in Government, It’s All About the Data.gov

We saw with the primaries across the country earlier this week that the voting public is voting for change.  In a number of instances,...

Even in Government, It’s All About the Data.gov

We saw with the primaries across the country earlier this week that the voting public is voting for change.  In a number of instances,...

TUCON 2010 CEP Customer Presentations

Having sufficiently had a chance to recover from a very busy and very engaging TUCON TIBCO 2010 user conference in Las Vegas, I wanted...

Banking on BI

Looking over the challenges that face the banking industry—from media scrutiny to customer alienation to increasing regulation—you might think this is not the best...

Rules and Decisions at OMG

The agenda for the OMG Business Rules Standards Symposium in June has been published: it covers a wide gamut of business-related rule standards/standards-in-progress from...

Analytics Helping Science Fiction Become a Reality

I don’t know about you, but when I first watched the film “Minority Report” and saw targeted billboard advertisements adapt to Tom Cruise's character...