... 2008 James Taylor. Visit the original article at Decisions matter to Complex Event Processing.An old colleague asked me to explain a little about the difference between Complex Event Processing or ... particular he referenced a recent series of articles by James Kobelius in which the last one (titled Really [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Decisions matter to Complex Event Processing", url: " });

... that IT spending X will translate into business benefits Y.But a new box on the flow chart these days, Complex Event Processing (CEP), really does close the loop between what IT does and what businesses want to ... efficiency or waste — to uncover excellence or risk — is in the interactions of the complex events. And once you done that, not only can you capture those good and bad events, you ...

StreamBase Systems, provider of complex event processing technology, has teamed with researchers from enterprise software giant Oracle Corporation to research complex event processing (CEP) techniques and advance convergence on standard language implementation issues in an effort to continue to support the growth of CEP by applying standards that will ...

The following quote is from Complex Event Processing – An Emerging Paradigm in Business Intelligence, Security and Monitoring and Control by Evo Eftimov, iSec Consulting Ltd "Complex Event Processing (CEP) is a technology which has been used for many years in the Aerospace and Defence Industry for Situational Awareness and Data Fusion modules in Command, Control, [...]

…does it matter that it's not "BPM, BAM, BRE, BRMS or SOA?" That question popped into my head as I read what Tim Bass has to say on this topic because, as I hope everyone knows, we've just released ActiveVOS 6.0 (watch a demo here and get a free trial). ActiveVOS 6.0 is the first product to contain an integrated CEP [...]

I think that CEP offers the ability to extract real and appreciated business value from a long history of IT improvements. If companies like BI, and they do, then CEP takes off where BI leaves off, and the combination of strong capabilities in BI and CEP is exactly what enterprises need now to provide innovation and efficiency in complex and distributed undertakings.