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Using complex event processing for more intelligent business operations
Read this e-book for an introduction to complex event processing (CEP). Inside, learn about the role of CEP in intelligent operations, and you'll also get access to a special three-part report on capturing, analyzing and taking action on event data. E-Book
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At OOCL, event processing system targets all the ships at sea
App dev lead Matt Rosen builds a real-time processing system to track a container company's fleet of ships, opening ways to cost-effective decisions. Profile
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Maja Tibbling on new application integration trends
Con-way, Inc.'s Maja Tibbling talks about mobile apps, REST, semantics and a few other issues related to the future of application integration. Feature
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Dr. Mani Chandy on event-driven processing
We talked with award winning author Mani Chandy about event processing after publication of his book, Event Processing: Designing IT Systems for Agile Companies. Q&A
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Enter to win a signed copy of "Event Processing" book
Enter for your chance to win an autographed copy of "Event Processing: Designing IT Systems for Agile Companies" by Roy Schulte and Mani Chandy. Contest
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Complex Event Processing Special Report
Learn about Complex Event Processing (CEP) Technology, how combining CEP with SOA offers business benefits, and what architects need to consider when evaluating a CEP solution. Report
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Book Excerpt - Event Processing: Designing IT Systems for Agile Companies
This book, by Mani Chandy and Roy Schulte, explains in an in-depth, yet not overly technical, manner how event processing handles real-world problems. Books
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SOA + Information Architecture = Code Reuse (Finally!)
This commentary by Jason Bloomberg of ZapThink examines the three problems inherent to writing reusable code. Service-oriented architecture may present a solution. Commentary
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High-speed trading: Time to take a breath?
A NY Times article suggests that high-speed traders are beginning to represent a declining percentage of stock market trades. SOA Talk Blog | 18 Oct 2012
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Is a Storm moving into the complex event processing world?
Big social media sites spawn new event processing technologies. But they may prove best for new Web applications, rather than established CEP apps. News | 12 Sep 2012
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Event processing and predictive analytics: BPM's next big thing?
Event processing and predictive analytics are complementary, and an explosion in Web data is a major driver of greater use of the two strategies. Feature | 25 Jul 2012
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Complex event processing boosts agility to create competitive advantage
There’s nothing complex about event processing’s simple payoff: When properly integrated with other systems, it adds considerable value. And, as SearchSOA Editor in Chief Jack Vaughan explains in this feature, those benefits are increasingly accessib... News | 30 Jan 2012
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Trains keep a' rollin' with interoperable signaling software
A system that can integrate with multiple vendors' products is at the heart of a new European rail signaling system. News | 06 Dec 2011
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At Progress Software event: As SOA meets new challenges, ESBs must rise in response
At Progress' 2011 user event, expert Robin Bloor stressed the role of the enterprise service bus as application integration grows in complexity. Progress Revolution 2011 | 21 Sep 2011
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EAI expert Gregor Hohpe talks about integration patterns
At the FuseSource Camel event, Gregor Hohpe discussed a ''Conversation Design Pattern.'' He said it may eventually rival time-tested messenger patterns. Application Integration | 02 Aug 2011
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ESBs and application integration
Increasingly, the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is taking on any aspect of application integration middleware that might be required. Will this work? News | 05 Jul 2011
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Newly wed SAP and Sybase make mobile applications their first target, tout SDK
SAP AG and Sybase this week discussed roadmaps for their newly merged companies, pledging to create a mobile platform that better allows users to consume SAP business processes. An Eclipse-based Software Developers Kit for mobile application developm... Article | 19 Aug 2010
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User story: Applying Tibco CEP for tracking and tracing containers at sea
A firm managing ocean-going containers has forged a complex event processing (CEP) system to track shipments and trigger important business processes as key activity milestones are met or missed. Article | 03 Aug 2010
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SOA growth reveals benefits and lessons
Service-oriented architecture is a way of including roles (customers, suppliers, engineers, etc.) and viewing everything as a service. Tip
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'Service chunking' integrates mobile apps into enterprise portfolios
"Chunking" SOA services is a useful technique when recreating enterprise applications as mobile apps for business. Tip
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Low latency message queuing primer
Messaging middleware has long provided dependable communications between systems. Learn how significant decreases in latency can provide nearly instant delivery of messages. Tip
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The real-time enterprise: What is the biggest change in ten years?
Rapid analytics and complex event processing (CEP) have risen to a new level in recent years. Gartner expert Roy Schulte looks at what's changed. CEP Thought Leader
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For complex event processing, use 'just enough' rocket science
For a successful implementation of complex events processing, CEP architects need to correctly gauge complexity of event and speed of update. Tip
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Turning events into objects: A tale of two systems
In event-driven architecture, each new source of event data should allow new kinds of measurements or actions, but taking underlying infrastructure and enabling it to feed event mechanisms is not an easy task. How do events become objects? Here is a ... Tip
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MiniGuide: End-to-end testing for SOA and enterprise transactions
Now, increasingly, it is held that the best way now to understand the behavior of a complex distributed system is by ''following the transaction.'' This is apparent in a series of recent SOA news stories. Tip
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SOA Pattern of the week (#2): Non-Agnostic Context
Some services may not be reusable. But they are important. Non-agnostic logic represents any type of functionality that is unique to a given business process or task. It is reviewed in the Non-Agnostic Context design pattern. Read more from Thomas Er... Tip
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New TOGAF framework released
The Open Group has released TOGAF version 9, an industry consensus framework and method for enterprise architecture (EA). The framework can be used as a tool for understanding how all of the business, technical, and project pieces within an enterpris... Tip
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Wanted: VP of SOA
Jason Bloomberg presents the ZapThink take on the job description for your new VP of SOA. Tip
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Thinking beyond 2012 and SOA, event processing takes the fore
As we move from 2011 into 2012, Todd Biske predicts the next big thing in enterprise architecture -- Event processing. Answer
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Best practices for event-driven architectures
Sri Nagabhirava makes a list of the top five best practices for implementing event-driven business processes. Ask the Expert
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Plan/template for managing Web services deployments
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Top 10 characteristics of a good SOM solution
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Bus and hub-and-spoke architecture
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event-driven architecture (EDA)
An event-driven architecture (EDA) is a framework that orchestrates behavior around the production, detection and consumption of events as well as the responses they evoke. Definition
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service-oriented architecture (SOA)
A service-oriented architecture (SOA) is the underlying structure supporting communications between services...(Continued...) Definition
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complex event processing (CEP)
Complex event processing (CEP) is the use of technology to predict high-level events likely to result from specific sets of low-level factors... (Continued) Definition
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business event management
Business event management is the practice of incorporating business logic into labeling events, communicating events and handling events... (Continued) Definition
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event stream processing (ESP)
Event stream processing (ESP) is a software capacity designed to support implementation of event-driven architectures... (Continued) Definition
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event
An event, in a computing context, is any identifiable occurrence that has significance for system hardware or software... (continued) Definition
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event handling
Event handling is the receipt of an event at some event handler from an event producer and subsequent processes... (Continued) Definition
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event handler
An event handler is a callback routine that operates asynchronously and handles inputs received into a program... (Continued) Definition
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Podcast: What is the SOA repository?
SOA governance has become a paramount concern for enterprise architects and the SOA repository is emerging as a critical tool for change and IT asset management. Podcast
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At OOCL, event processing system targets all the ships at sea
App dev lead Matt Rosen builds a real-time processing system to track a container company's fleet of ships, opening ways to cost-effective decisions. Profile
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High-speed trading: Time to take a breath?
A NY Times article suggests that high-speed traders are beginning to represent a declining percentage of stock market trades. SOA Talk Blog
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Is a Storm moving into the complex event processing world?
Big social media sites spawn new event processing technologies. But they may prove best for new Web applications, rather than established CEP apps. News
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Event processing and predictive analytics: BPM's next big thing?
Event processing and predictive analytics are complementary, and an explosion in Web data is a major driver of greater use of the two strategies. Feature
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Maja Tibbling on new application integration trends
Con-way, Inc.'s Maja Tibbling talks about mobile apps, REST, semantics and a few other issues related to the future of application integration. Feature
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SOA growth reveals benefits and lessons
Service-oriented architecture is a way of including roles (customers, suppliers, engineers, etc.) and viewing everything as a service. Tip
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Complex event processing boosts agility to create competitive advantage
There’s nothing complex about event processing’s simple payoff: When properly integrated with other systems, it adds considerable value. And, as SearchSOA Editor in Chief Jack Vaughan explains in this feature, those benefits are increasingly accessib... News
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Thinking beyond 2012 and SOA, event processing takes the fore
As we move from 2011 into 2012, Todd Biske predicts the next big thing in enterprise architecture -- Event processing. Answer
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Trains keep a' rollin' with interoperable signaling software
A system that can integrate with multiple vendors' products is at the heart of a new European rail signaling system. News
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At Progress Software event: As SOA meets new challenges, ESBs must rise in response
At Progress' 2011 user event, expert Robin Bloor stressed the role of the enterprise service bus as application integration grows in complexity. Progress Revolution 2011
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About SOA event-driven architecture (EDA) and complex event processing (CEP)
Complex Event Processing (CEP) is the act of processing numerous events, or changes in the configuration of information in a program or computer, that happen throughout an organization, then discovering and analyzing the most important events within the event cloud. In CEP, events trigger actions within the system. This form of implementation is often built using an SOA Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), which is a type of software architecture that helps with the production and detection of events, as well as the reaction to them.