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IBM’s Conceptual Model for Event Processing Systems

Nice to see a paper on IBM Developworks on some of the theory of "event processing", authored (amongst others) by the Chair of the...

TUCON 2010 update: Reliance Communications and SouthWest Airlines

Interesting to see 2 of the 4 keynotes at TUCON this year (May 10-13, Vegas) are complex event processing customers: Dr. Sumit Chowdhury, CIO,...

Map For That? Term Doesn’t Do Justice to Data Visualization

 Politics and cell phone coverage are two subjects that get people complaining about the status quo.  They are also common reasons for seeking insights...

More support for the Event-based Business Process

I enjoyed the CIO UK article (mis)titled "Why BPM Should Be On The CIO's Agenda in 2010", where Dr Giles Nelson of Apama points...

Visualization and Risk – Awesome and Scary At The Same Time

Check out this blog on VizWorld showing an ultra cool use of visualization from The World Economic Forum. The Risk Interconnect Map (RIM) 2010,...

Analytics Gone Awry?

Was analytics behind Film Director Kevin Smith's eviction from a recent Southwest flight? If so, the tale reminds us that analytics need to be combined with common sense and good decision-making.

CEP in Intelligent Enterprise Editors’ Choice Awards 2010

Intelligent Enterprise invites a few "talking heads" to give their "Intelligent Enterprise Editors' Choice Awards" every year, so its the time now for the...

WfMC calls for “Dynamic event-based BI driven by BPM”

An email from Layna Fischer, who is editor of the annual WfMC's "BPM and Workflow Handbook", tells us that the theme for the 2010...

Social Media and Business Analytics – Businesses Flux Capacitor

As Doc told us all in the Back to the Future movies, the flux capacitor is “what makes time travel possible.”  After reading this...

Communications of the ACM on Data in Flight (or maybe DBAs in Fright)

Brenda Michelson over on ebizQ's Business-Driven-Architect blog had an interesting post on an article published in Communications of the ACM titled "Data in Flight"....