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CEP events this Fall 08

A couple of things going on from September to the end of the year, which may be of interest to those learning about Complex...

EA and CEP Conundrum

Enterprise Architecture covers, by definition, enterprise-wide modeling of both business and IT systems, and therefore should accomodate Complex Event Processing. One interesting blog shows...

CEP and BRE / BRMS redux

With the recent news that one of the 2 main pure-play BRMS vendors has got itself acquired, it might be a good idea to...

The role of the ESB in CEP solutions

I was surprised to see that, in the SOA world, there is some debate as to the usefulness of the Enterprise Service Bus. One...

CEP concepts by D Luckham

David Luckham has posted a nice summary of the concepts (and use cases) for complex events and complex event processing . This complements his...

Blackboards for Complex Event Processing

An interesting post on Tim Bass' CEP blog describing Blackboard Systems, which is an established term from the era of AI research for...

CEP sessions at the OMG Real-Time July 08 workshop

In among the sessions at the recent OMG Real-Time Distributed Object workshop were 2 interesting CEP papers. The first was by the Naval Surface...

CEP: hype, or the next best thing since sliced bread?

... was the title chosen by OMG for the CEP round table discussion at their Workshop on Distributed Object Computing for Real-time and...

EPTS Glossary, presentation-style

Whilst presenting a CEP Tutorial at the OMG's Workshop on Distributed Object Computing for Real-time and Embedded Systems this week, I re-formated the...

DEBS08(5) – Event-based Constraints

Another paper at the Distributed Event Based Systems conference was on "Event Based Constraints for SensorNet Programming". I had high hopes for an interesting...