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Progress gives CEP a performance boost with multi-core support on Apama

Progress gives CEP a performance boost with multi-core support on ApamaRe: "Too bad they can?t apply it to card counting..."Actually, card counting isn't that far off the mark--at least as far as detection is concerned. In a video on the Apama website, Progress Apama GM John Bates mentions the card-counting...

Tags: Corporate communications, Performance management, performance, Apama, CEP, multi-core

Discussion threads 2009-04-22

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Why does 'complex event processing' have to be so complex?

I've always felt that "complex event processing" is a term that scares people away. Perhaps there needs to be a softer way to describe what this thing is -- perhaps just plain old "event processing" will do? Or perhaps "sense and respond, times 100,000"? You don't need...

Tags: Event, Financial Services, Investment, Financial Planning, Finance, Joe McKendrick

Blog posts 2009-06-11

News to know: Apple, VMWare, Earth Day, Kaiser, MySpace

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.  For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Sam Diaz: Apple beats for Q2; Best non-holiday quarter; Netbook hardware 'junky' Jason D. O'Grady: Apple's Q209 earnings. Recession?...

Tags: Larry Dignan, Dana Blankenhorn, Apple Inc., VMware Inc., Sam Diaz, MySpace, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Linux, Open Source, Hardware, Operating Systems, Software

Blog posts 2009-04-23

Progress gives CEP a performance boost with multi-core support on Apama

CEP is being newly perceived by some as much more tangible to business users than the more nerdy benefits of SOA, such as reuse of services for more agile programming of new applications. Talk about the benefits of CEP and business users eye light up. Talk about the benefits of...

Tags: Performance, SOA, Multi-core, CEP, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Benefits, Operational Planning, Web Services, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Business Operations, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2009-04-22

Tech â€" the new knowledge worker

Axeda, Deloitte and the future of business I had a great call the other day with Doug Standley of Deloitte and Brian Anderson of Axeda. The two firms have worked out an alliance but it’s the nature of the solution they are taking to market...

Tags: Asset, Deloitte LLP, Knowledge Worker, Axeda, Asset Management, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Brian Sommer

Blog posts 2009-04-14

H-Store: Complete destruction of the old DBMS order?

Guest Post: Curt Monash reports from the front lines of a database revolution. Mike Stonebraker created much of the database management industry. Now he wants to blow it up. Via a project called H-Store [pdf file], he proposes to manage high-end OLTP databases entirely in...

Tags: Disk, DBMS, Brown University, OLTP, RAM, H-Store, I-Store, H-Store Team, Databases, Storage, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Hardware, Curt Monash

Blog posts 2008-02-20

What now for the remaining integration players?

Now that CapeClear has been scooped up by Workday, what of the handful of credible independent players left in the integration and business process management market? Fellow Irregular and investment fund manager Jason Wood had this to say: Go back and look at how TIBCO was talking up Matrix...

Tags: TIBCO Software Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Oracle Corp., Integration, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Law, Investment, Finance, Business Operations, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-02-08

TIBCO hits skids on weak financial service markets

TIBCO has hit the skids as its 26 per cent revenue trading exposure to weakening financial services markets led to a squeeze on deal closures in the latest quarter. Details of TIBCOs miss suggest that revenue is expected to come up short in the range of $3-9 million with license...

Tags: Revenue, TIBCO Software Inc., Financial, Financial Service, SOA, TIBCOs Position, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2007-09-06

BEA joins race to event-driven SOA

BEA joins race to event-driven SOAThe Final LayerAgain a step ahead to The Final Layer: http://jack.vanhoof.soa.eda.googlepages.com/I think these tools will help IT a much bigger step forward then the introduction of SOA, which typical got stuck at "calling" services. http://soa-eda.blogspot.com/2006/11/how-eda-extends-soa-and-why-it-is.htmlEDA is not SOANice article, Joe, and Jack's article is really...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, SOA, EDA, BEA Systems Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-05-30

Analysts: don't 'shoehorn' event-driven processing into SOA

Is event-driven architecture EDA the new SOA? My recent post on the topic kicked up some interesting commentary out in the blogosphere. Generally, analysts/bloggers feel that while more of SOA will be event-driven, EDA is a phenomenon that will evolve in its own right. Will event-driven processing be the...

Tags: Business ROI, General

Blog posts 2007-03-06

Is EDA the 'new' SOA?

Is EDA the 'new' SOA?Some comments from ApamaJohn Bates and I (Mark Palmer, from Progress Apama), were part of the initial discussion that touched off this discussion. I posted this discussion about your article on our blog (http://apama.typepad.com), which I'll re-post here for convenience:This article (Is EDA the ‘new'...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, Enterprise software, Even Microsoft, CEP, SOA, EDA, Progress Apama

Discussion threads 2007-02-27

Is EDA the 'new' SOA?

Event driven architecture EDA may change the face of service-oriented architecture -- and all of IT for that matter -- as we know it. Thats the view of John Bates, vice president of Apama Products and researcher at Cambridge University, who recently spoke with SearchWebServices Rich Seeley. Today,...

Tags: General

Blog posts 2007-02-26