Tag: CEP

Last week I got a last minute invite to speak at the Silicon India BI conference (last minute for a good reason I guess... me & BI? Hmmm... :-) My database background notwithstanding!). Initially I...

This is my second installment on a series devoted to the Apama Event Processing Language, MonitorScript. In...

Last month I was invited to speak at a Developers Workshop sponsored by Sun Microsystems on building low-latency trading applications. I had a 25 minute time slot to fill with the goal of educating an audience of 110 architects, engineers...

Carnival, or Carnaval as it's spelled in Portuguese, runs through the weekend of February 21^st this year in Brazil.  Who do you think might be there?  Turns out it’s U.S. President Obama, in the form of...

Cold, snow, and crossing boundaries of all kinds turned out to be the theme for the week of January 26th.  One such boundary crossing is cross-asset trading, where counter-party risk can leave traders out in the cold, fast. Cross-asset trading, especially including multi-legged...

The following conversation with my 4-year-old daughter happened just a few days ago:

Her:    I really like China,...

It's been a while since I've put a few thoughts in print on these pages on event processing, but that's not to say I've not been busy. We've wrapped up quite a successful year in the Apama division within Progress...

IDC, one of the "big three" software analyst firms has just published a report on CEP - Complex Event Processing Opportunity Analysis and Assessment of Key Products (more information about it is available here)....

Further affirmation that low latency execution is not the only motivator for decisions to deploy the Apama CEP platform is found in a recent quote from Yann L'Huillier, the CTO of Turquoise.  Turquoise is the London-based...