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:...
Aberdeen on Predictive Analytics & BI => CEP
Intelligent Enterprise just published "Predictive Analytics: Peer into the BI Crystal Ball" by David Hatch of Aberdeen Group. An interesting read: the first...
XTP recommendations overlap with CEP…
Interesting to read "Going to Extremes: Extreme Transaction Processing" (part 1 and part 2) by Shivaji Sarkar and Peter Mendis of TCS on eBizQ....
CEP Events this Summer 08
Here are some upcoming CEP-rich events:
DEBS'08
Where: Rome, Italy
When: July 1-4, 2008
CEP content: Tutorials , Presentations
Cost: €400 + discounts
OMG’s Workshop on Distributed Object Computing...
Updated CEP Glossary published
David Luckham and Roy Schulte have just published the latest glossary of terms in the Complex Event Processing space. .
Notes:
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...