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IBM cements cloud, appliance, BPM, CEP and SOA into an IMPACT 2009 solution brick

IBM cements cloud, appliance, BPM, CEP and SOA into an IMPACT 2009 solution brickNot too cloudyI don't share your excitement about IBM's announcement. In my post "Comfort Food and Cloud Computing" I discuss that cloud computing is a new paradigm that requires new ways of thinking.Cloud must support a...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Business process automation, Virtualization, Operational planning, Enterprise software, cloud computing, solution brick, IMPACT 2009, IBM Corp., BPM, SOA

Discussion threads 2009-05-04

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

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

Why 'Event Driven Architecture' is more than 'Complex Event Processing'

Why 'Event Driven Architecture' is more than 'Complex Event Processing'SOA, EDA, CEP exampleI've posted an example scenario demonstrating the connection between SOA, EDA, and CEP in the area of order processing showing the use of business events as a higher order concern than what often occurs in CEP.Take a look:http://www.udidahan.com/2008/11/01/soa-eda-and-cep-a-winning-combo/

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, CEP, Complex Event Processing, Event-Driven Architecture, EDA

Discussion threads 2008-11-02

Why 'Event Driven Architecture' is more than 'Complex Event Processing'

Today's mantra: "EDA is an architecture; CEP is a technique..." Jack van Hoof, who has written extensively on all things EDA, says there have been one too many instances in which the terms EDA Event Driven Architecture and CEP Complex Event Processing have been...

Tags: Event, EDA, CEP, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Productivity, Web Services, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software, Joe McKendrick

Blog posts 2008-10-28

Complex Event Processing goes mainstream with a boost from TIBCO's latest solution

Complex Event Processing goes mainstream with a boost from TIBCO's latest solutionIt's BEP not CEPBEP = Business Event Processing.No, its CEPBEP isn't a term defined by the Event Processing Technical Society, but is a term used by another vendor for their recently-purchased offering. TIBCO BusinessEvents does complex event processing, on...

Tags: BEP, TIBCO Software Inc., Complex Event Processing, CEP

Discussion threads 2008-09-22

'Business event processing' now in the spotlight

'Business event processing' now in the spotlighthigh performance, low latencyThis kills off any use of SOA in BEP. You know how long does it take to make a connection to a HTTP SOA sever using bloated XML-based protocls?BEP is already widely implemented.Most insurance and financial companies use risk modeling to...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, XML, Business Event Processing, SOA, Business Event, BEP

Discussion threads 2008-09-15

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

Camino ExtraPrefs 2.3 (Mac)

Use Camino ExtraPrefs to set some more useful additional preferences for Camino which can't be accessed through the original preference pane of Camino, including ad blocking and a toolbar search engine editor. CEP is available in English, French, German, Japanese.

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Search Engine, Preference, Toolbar, CEP, Search

Software downloads 2005-01-18

Neverwinter Nights Community Expansion Pack 1.0 (Windows)

This hak pak for Neverwinter Nights contains more than 440 creatures, 14 new weapon types, 772 inventory icons, 90 items, 324 shields, more than 1400 placeables, 121 new NPC portraits and more. This is everything you need to create a custom module for your friends to enjoy. There is enough...

Tags: Player, BioWare Corp., CEP, Microsoft Windows, Games, Operating Systems, Software, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2004-04-03

Additional Resources

Future ERP

Brian Sommer's provocative post that juxtaposes SAP's technology thinking around the 'old' and 'new' worlds provides insights into something SAP was talking about last year - the two speed world of ERP. At the back end there is still plenty to do, hardening applications, winkling out recurring bugs...

Tags: Innovation, Salesforce.com Inc., Financial, SAP AG, ERP, Brian Sommer, Brian, S-curve, Cloud Infrastructure, BRP, Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Enterprise Software, Hardware, Software, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2009-10-19

A brief history of complex event processing

Confused about the CEP market?  Join the club. Paul Vincent has prepared an excellent timeline of the growth of the complex event processing CEP market, documenting the entree of major vendors. And, as Paul says, it will be interesting to see how the chart continue to evolve over the coming...

Tags: Paul Vincent, Joe McKendrick

Blog posts 2009-08-03

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

Why does 'complex event processing' have to be so complex?Looks to me like two thingsLooks to me like two separate things thrown together: Statistical analysis and event handling. Dunno why somebody thought that it deserved its own name.RE: Why does 'complex event processing' have to be so complex?Joe,I'm a big...

Tags: complex event processing

Discussion threads 2009-06-11

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

TIBCO takes PaaS plus integration capabilities to global enterprises via their choice of clouds

Combining platform as a service PaaS with a built-in ability to integrate and manage hybrid cloud deployments, TIBCO Software today threw its hat in the cloud computing ring by taking its middleware and Java development and deployment platforms to new heights. Coinciding with the JavaOne conference and...

Tags: TIBCO Software Inc., PaaS, TIBCO Silver, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Cloud Computing, Service Level Management, Middleware, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software, It Operations, It service Management, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2009-06-03

News to know: Windows 7; RIM; Botnet hijack; Amazon

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. Ed Bott: What to expect from Windows 7. Gallery right Mary Jo Foley: So many Microsoft codenames, so little time... The...

Tags: Research In Motion Ltd., Microsoft Windows 7, Antitrust, AT&T Corp., Amazon.com Inc., Amazon Kindle, Microsoft Windows, Corporate Law, Security, Operating Systems, Software, Business Operations, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-05-05

IBM cements cloud, appliance, BPM, CEP and SOA into an IMPACT 2009 solution brick

In a nutshell, IBM is helping enterprises create private clouds as either appliances or built on Z Series mainframes, with better connections to CEP, and managed from BPM in public cloud. It provides an excellent story for IBM, and places it at an early competitive advantage against Microsoft, Oracle/Sun, and...

Tags: BPM, SOA, IBM Corp., Cloud, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Business Process Automation, Operational Planning, Mainframes, Enterprise Software, Strategy, Web Services, Middleware, Servers, Software, It Operations, Business Operations, Hardware, Management, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2009-05-04

Introducing Microsoft's Platform for Complex Event Processing

This paper is an overview of the Microsoft platform for complex event processing. The Microsoft CEP platform allows software developers to create complex and innovative CEP solutions along two scenarios: (1) building packaged event-driven applications for low latency processing and (2) developing custom event-driven applications for business and the web...

Tags: Platform, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft CEP Platform, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2009-05-01

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

LogLogic delivers integrated suite for securely managing enterprise-wide log data

Companies faced with a tsunami of regulations and compliance requirements could soon find themselves drowning in a sea of log data from their IT systems. LogLogic, the log management provider, today threw these companies a lifeline with a suite of products that form an integrated solution for dealing with audits,...

Tags: Compliance, Data, LogLogic, Compliance Manager, Security Event Manager, Security, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2009-02-17