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The Grammar of Complex and Intelligent Events
Folks defining CEP, and now this new term IEP, have been very passionate over the past few years that “Complex Event Processing” means the Processing of “Complex Events” no… more →
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The Grammar of Complex and Intelligent Events
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Tim Bass wrote 3 months ago: Folks defining CEP, and now this new term IEP, have been very passionate over the past few years … more →
TIBCO Leaps Ahead in CEP with Insightful Acquisition
Tim Bass wrote 3 months ago: TIBCO Software shows, yet again, why the team in Palo Alto far outpaces the rest of the field with … more →
Capital Market CEP Fantasy Land
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Tim Bass wrote 3 months ago: In Tech Spending Hit by Subprime Mess, Jeffery Schwartz says, “According to Tabb, spending on … more →
The Predictive Battlespace
Tim Bass wrote 4 months ago: Friend and colleague Don Adams, CTO World Wide Public Sector, TIBCO Software, explains how CEP can … more →
A Page from Greg's Diary: Nerwana Software
Greg Reemler wrote 6 months ago: I started my career in IT many years ago and since that year have worked in enterprise IT for yea … more →
A Bitter Pill To Swallow: First Generation CEP Software Needs To Evolve
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Tim Bass wrote 8 months ago: Frankly speaking, the CEP market is now saturated with hype about all the great things CEP can do, d … more →
Orthogonal Blogging at the SOA Horse Races
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Tim Bass wrote 9 months ago: Dear friend Opher Etzion responds to my post Betting on the SOA Horse with a discussion on how SOA, … more →
Cyberattack! Manipulation and Subversion of Financial Markets!
Tim Bass wrote 9 months ago: In The Top Ten Cybersecurity Threats for 2008 I mentioned one of most critical cybersecurity threa … more →
Complex Event Processing with Esphion Neural Agents
Tim Bass wrote 10 months ago: Detection-oriented technologies generally fall into two broad areas, signature-based detection and a … more →
End Users Should Define the CEP Market.
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Tim Bass wrote 10 months ago: My friend Opher mistakenly thought I was thinking of him when I related the story of the fish, as h … more →
Bare-Bones Requirements for an Event Processing Banking Application
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Tim Bass wrote 10 months ago: I am working on a security-related event processing banking application for one of the main banks … more →
Bankers Voice Scepticism Over New Event Processing Technologies
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Tim Bass wrote 10 months ago: This week I completed a presentation on complex event processing at Wealth Management Asia 2007 w … more →
The Asia Business Forum: Information Security Risk Assessment & Management
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Tim Bass wrote 11 months ago: The Asia Business Forum is hosting a conference on Information Security Risk Assessment & Manage … more →
Wealth Management Asia 2007
Tim Bass wrote 11 months ago: Following up on this post, How Information Technology Can Be Used to Detect Opportunities and Threat … more →
How Information Technology Can Be Used to Detect Opportunities and Threats in Wealth Management
Tim Bass wrote 11 months ago: I have just been invited to speak at a November 2007 Weath Management conference in Asia. My prese … more →
Analytical Patterns for Complex Event Processing
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Tim Bass wrote 11 months ago: Back in March of 2006 during my enjoyable times at TIBCO Software, I presented a keynote at the fir … more →
Getting Started in CEP: How to Build an Event Processing Application (Slides)
Tim Bass wrote 1 year ago: Many of you have asked me for a copy of my slides from the Gartner Event Processing Symposium last w … more →
Brandl and Guschakowski Deliver Excellent CEP/BAM Report
Tim Bass wrote 1 year ago: Hans-Martin Brandl and David Guschakowski of the University of Applied Sciences Regensburg, Faculty … more →
Getting Started in CEP: How to Build an Event Processing Application (Part 1)
Tim Bass wrote 1 year ago: Complex event processing (CEP) is a promising new technology that aims to enable businesses to quick … more →
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