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Brenda Michelson Five years ago, I published my Event-Driven Architecture Overview on the Patricia Seybold Group Research Service as well as on elemental links.
Without question, the Event-Driven Architecture Overview is the most popular piece I have written.&#…
Time is running out to submit your Innovative Event Processing entry to the Event Processing Technical Society (EPTS) Awards Program. There are two contests:
Innovative Event Processing Principles Contest. The contest is open to private persons from …
Ever since SAP announced its acquisition of Sybase last May, I’ve been curious as to the future of Sybase’s event processing assets. At the time of the acquisition, it appeared as though CEP was a footnote to Sybase’s database and mobile offerings:
“B…
Think bigger | Vinnie Mirchandani | Innovation in the enterprise “But if innovation is simply a matter of learning about more technologies, why do organisations find it so hard? One reason, says Mirchandani, is the fact that people…
In December, I posted Hans Rosling’s Joy of Stats video in which Rosling “tells the story of the world in 200 countries over 200 years using 120,000 numbers – in just four minutes.”
The video is a terrific example of combining statistics, dat…
Taking inspiration from Dogbert, last week I (finally) ended my cloud watch quiescence on elemental cloud computing. Two posts that were popular with the cloud crowd:
Dogbert, Cloud Architect
Changing l…
The Role of CEP in Enterprise Architecture | Complex Event Processing (CEP) Blog Enterprise Architects don’t always take the “event” viewpoint, and instead focus on the process or value chains in the business. However, these high …
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