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...
DEBS08(2) – Overloaded Agents
Continuing our posts from the Distributed Event Based Systems conference: the next tutorial was Opher Etzion from IBM Labs on CEP Patterns . Or...
Advanced, Event-Driven, Process Modeling
From OMG last week, it looked like the BPDM versus BPMN debate was "beginning to end" (although pundits are finding plenty to comment about:...
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...
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...
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...
A short diversion to DAMA (for Semantic CEP)
TIBCO presented at this year's DAMA conference on Semantic Complex Event Processing; for the rest of the time, with upwards of 10 (!)...
OMG BPMN 2: comments for CEP
The 2 submitting teams' proposals for version 2 of the BPM notation standard, BPMN, were presented at OMG this week. As CEP pundits know,...
CEP as the EDA Application Server?
One of the common questions for Technical Architects today is whether any particular application should be implemented as conventional, orchestrated, BPM-SOA , or as...