Business Rules Forum 2008: And one last thing…
... during our CEP presentation "Business Decisions from Real Time Processing of Events", we mentioned the following (repeated from last quarter's SEC submission): "...
Business Rules Forum 2008: Business Decisions from Real Time Events
Business Decisions from Real Time Events was TIBCO's contribution to introduce event-based rules and decisions to the business rules audience. This covered:
Conventional IT systems,...
Decision Services in CEP?
One of the more obvious up-and-coming IT "best practices" is the area of "decision management" – as evangelised by James Taylor at Smart Enough...
BPM TT 08: CEP augmenting BPMS for agility
... was the catchy snappy hip punchy title of our contribution to this year's BPM(I) (aka OMG) Think Tank 2008's RoundTable sessions. These are...
Updated Update on Rule Representations
Jim Sinur, newly returned as analyst for the Gartner camp, just made an interesting post on rule representations. As TIBCO is attending the OMG...
TIBCO BusinessEvents 3.0
... has hit the newswires along with an IDC comment that TIBCO BusinessEvents is "the undisputed CEP leader, with a market share of...
Gartner and EPTS4: Postscript
So "Event Processing Week" is over. We had 2 days of Gartner Event Processing conference, 2 days of Event Processing Technical Society, and a...
EPTS4: time for CEP Standards?
The last sessions on the last general day for EPTS4 covered... standards! Chris Ferris, who leads IBM's Standards group, presented a background on why...
EPTS4: Research, an academic perspective
The next sessions from EPTS4 covered some academic research projects.
Prof Adrian Paschke (newly promoted to Berlin Uni) covered RuleML, Reaction RuleML, and the related...
EPTS4: The Future, from the Vendors
EPTS4 day 2 started with a a keynote by Susan Urban of Texas Tech Uni on a Roadmap for Research Directions. Susan comes from...