Updated CEP Glossary published
David Luckham and Roy Schulte have just published the latest glossary of terms in the Complex Event Processing space. .
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This should be particularly...
Is CEP a Service or a Process?
Followers of TIBCO will know that we divide the software world into 3 interoperating software stacks: BPM (iProcess and its associated components), SOA (covering...
CEP and TUCON – Where Reality Trumps All
As I write the last of my event summary reports and follow up action items, I am now officially putting a bow on the...
Adaptive Process Models and CEP
TIBCO has a very successful BPM product, iProcess, that is compliant with standards such as OMG BPMN and WFMC XPDL, has a powerful new...
CEP topics at TUCON 2008
Next week sees the TIBCO User Group, TUCON, take place in San Francisco. The schedule includes a number of CEP-related topics; here is a...
Adaptive Decision Management & CEP
Paul Haley has posted a clear and easy-to-read look at the symbiotic nature of analytics and business rules in the field of "Decision...
CEP Uses: message monitoring
The recent InfoQ conference in London had some interesting banking sessions on high volume / low latency (implying event processing). These included Merrill Lynch...
CEP and Agents…
Interesting to see a fascinating blog entry by Roeland Loggen on “Future Patterns of BPM Technology” which showed CEP as a solution to semi-structured...
Build EDA without BPM?
There is increasing hope for a conceptual "IT supercollision" around the corner. From Business Architecture and Business Modeling, via Model-Driven Engineering and its mappings...
Data Warehouse evolving towards CEP?
Whilst at DAMA last week I managed to miss the Teradata talk on "active data warehouses". Luckily James Taylor blogged comprehensively on the talk,...