Location awareness and Twitter
Thanks to TIBCO's Patrick Sapinski for some news on a CEP-driven Twitter application (albeit not public yet) that used location awareness principles to "tweet"...
Up-Scale Your Apps with Distributed Caching
... was the subject of today's Forrester-IBM webinar on distributed cache technology, with both Forrester and IBM citing CEP and EDA as users for...
Get the Inside Scoop on the Business Intelligence Market
Want the most up-to-date information on the business intelligence market? Follow some of the conversations on Twitter.
The Pervasiveness of Analytics: The NBA and Metrics
We get some interesting hits on our Google alerts for the business intelligence market but this is one that makes sense but wasn’t obvious...
‘5 Why' Can Equal Business Intelligence Through Analytics
Only a few years ago, the corporate innovation program at Toyota was profiled in a book titled “The Elegant Solution.” A key lesson was...
‘5 Why’ Can Equal Business Intelligence Through Analytics
Only a few years ago, the corporate innovation program at Toyota was profiled in a book titled “The Elegant Solution.” A key lesson was...
How does CEP fit into BPM and SOA environments?
There were some customer discussions recently on the conceptual relationships between the CEP and BPM and SOA "software stacks". This coincided with the announcement...
Complex Event Processing: a technology evaluation check-list
One of the challenges for organizations investigating event processing technologies is "how do we know what is important"? Obviously everyone will have different views...
Participate in the Wisdom of Crowds Business Intelligence Market Study
The Wisdom of Crowds Business Intelligence Market Study, by Howard Dresner, will provide “an unbiased view of the market to those interested in selecting the best business intelligence vendors and products.”
Data Analytics About Unlimited Data Use? Call AT&T
You already know the 80-20 Rule (80 percent of business profits come from 20 percent of clients). But what if your company was like AT&T...