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CEP vs Decision Management

Interesting to see James Taylor's comment on "Decisions Matter in Complex Event Processing". "Decision Management" is orthogonal to "event processing type", where the...

TIBCO acquires Insightful

Per a  recent press release, TIBCO has completed its acquisition of Insightful, known for its S+ statistics language (and with a common ancestry with...

Sensor Events, Business Event…

My thanks to Ed Barkmeyer of NIST for a classic Complex Event Processing use case, extracted from an exchange on the W3C Rule Interchange...

The Value of State…

... sounds like a political comment about Big Government , but in fact we mean to delve a little into UML (and TIBCO BusinessEvents')...

CEP vs. BRE – A TIBCO TTL (Top Ten List)

My colleague, Paul, got lots of... let's call it, "feedback" regarding his post on the impending demise of the standalone Business Rule Engine (BRE)...

CEP vs WSDL + SCA + BPEL

Apart from classic Complex Event Processing (event abstraction across time, source, type and attribute) applications for situation-awareness type problems, TIBCO BusinessEvents is also finding...

No bottlenecks in Complex Event Processing for Real-time BI

A few BI-related posts show how CEP and CEP-related thinking is starting to trickle into conventional thinking on Business Intelligence. First off, Intelligent Enterprise reports...

The end is nigh (for the BRE market)!

Recently a customer commented that some manager had complained about TIBCO BusinessEvents not appearing on their favorite analyst vendor's grid for Business Rule Engines....

Forrester’s 4 Elements…

... are, according to Mike Gilpin, events, processes, services and information. How does CEP fit in this? Is it the Fifth Element? No, but CEP...

Intelligent Business Process Platform?

Well here's an interesting post from someone at PWC consulting. http://www.pwc.com/extweb/home.nsf/docid/FB2EF3AC6E351ECC8525746B00676021 The way he's presenting it, he appears to have seen the beginnings of an IT...