Semantic Technologies and CEP (2): A short detour to rule standards
I just spent a long weekend in Innsbruck, Austria for the W3C Rule Interchange Format meeting, followed by the European Semantic Web Conference 2007...
CEP and Alphabet Soup – BPM time
Confession time: BPM is a catch-all term for process execution mechanisms, workflow, and a few other concepts such as BAM, collaboration, and perhaps even...
Process event capture as a CEP application?
For an interesting read of a BPM perspective on the importance of events, check out Roeland Loggen's blog entry titled "4 reasons to capture...
Track and Trace: RFID
I just saw this article on applications for RFID (those nifty radio-based micro identity chips) from a major ERP vendor's perspective. The relevant categories...
Semantic Technologies and CEP (1): Intro
The Semantic Technology Conference 2007 was an interesting event (even including the update on rule standards given by your erstwhile TIBCO rep). So...
CEP and the alphabet soup (Part 2b): BI & good advice…
I saw this and thought it would make a nice adjunct to the earlier BI post on the theme of how to do business...
CEP and the alphabet soup (Part 3): BAM !
I have been wanting to write about Business Activity Monitoring and soup offers a nice segue.
I like spicy soup and no one...
CEP and the alphabet soup (Part 2): BI
BI stands for Business Intelligence, which to some will sound suspiciously similar to Groucho's famous comment. But in reality BI is more to do...
What is Complex Event Processing? (5/5)
In What is Complex Event Processing? (Part 4), we discussed event refinement, also referred to as object refinement or track and trace. Today, in...
TUCON Observations and Commentary
TUCON 2007 just wrapped up and everyone I spoke to said it was a great event. TUCON, by the way, is our annual user...