Recently in Event Processing Category

If financial services companies had more advanced capabilities to process and analyze key events, they might have been able to head off many of the slips and slides that led to the financial crisis of 2008. Still, there are many... Read More..

The following is a full transcript from ebizQ's recent "2009 Event Processing Roundtable: Managing Events in an Eventful Year," featuring Brenda Michelson, principal with Elemental Links and also contributor here at ebizQ, David Olson, director of CEP product marketing for... Read More..

Forrester Research just issued a new report on the state of SOA, and suffice to say the analyst firm is quote bullish on SOA's prospects. Actually, while catchy, the title -- "SOA Is Far From Dead -- But It Should... Read More..

At a time when markets are being turned upside down, insight is golden. And real-time insight is even better.On Wednesday, May 13th, at Noon Eastern, I'll be hosting a live, rousing roundtable discussion on the opportunities around event processing, with... Read More..

A couple of things need to happen before complex event processing (CEP) can advance into everyday use across enterprises. First, prices must drop -- which they are. Second, executives need to better understand its potential and methodology, and establish best... Read More..

I'm always looking for stories that show how SOA delivers actual competitiveness and growth for businesses, and a recent account of Fastenal's transformation is a good one.To speed up it's order fulfillment process to the point where it's as close... Read More..

One of the main things I hope to accomplish with this blog is to show you working examples of where SOA is making a difference, and we spotted quite a few examples over the course of 2008. Here is the... Read More..

"If the NYSE doesn't know this until a half-hour before close of trading, and traders discover they have 500,000 trades still in flight, they suffer the penalty of not having everything submitted to the Fed as completed trades: heavy penalties... Read More..

Extreme Transaction Processing... the term alone evokes images of massively huge streams of data roaring through enterprise applications. Like the huge turbines that capture the raw energy of thousands of tons of water surging each second through the hydroelectric dams... Read More..

What can bowling teach us about event processing? Yesterday, I had the opportunity to join the ebizQ team in New Rochelle, NY for their annual summer shindig. It was great to meet -- and a privilege to work with --... Read More..